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Child Day Care CertificatesChild day care certificates are received by individuals who wish to work in a day care environment, or possibly by someone who is planning to start a sizeable in-home day care. Most day cares are registered and only hire workers who are certified. When an individual qualifies for a child day care certificate, they have the opportunity to learn several invaluable skills. One critical skill to possess is the ability to use procedures to identify developmental strengths and weaknesses in children.
Before being certified, day care workers learn about the important developmental strengths and weaknesses and how to identify areas of concern. Once a worker observes a potential issue, they may use informal observations, use of qualified professionals or standardized tests to confirm their suspicions. Workers may notice problems in the following areas: Motor Skills Language Skills Cognitive/Intellectual Skills Social or Emotional Skills Child day care certificates are issued usually after individuals have learned several areas of child development, worked in a day care setting, and have successfully completed a battery of tests. The knowledge that the child day care workers should possess and be able to utilize is invaluable to ensure the emotional and physical health of the children in their care. |
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