Family Child Day Care Home and In-Home Provider Orientation

Family Child Day Care Home and In-Home Provider Orientation, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.19, with 37 lectures, based on 1556 reviews, and has 10159 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand role as an In-home and family home child care provider Explore ideas on increasing level of professionalism Gain information on setting up child care environment Understand how to maintain compliance with the Provider Agreement Become familiar with child development Gain information about required Record-Keeping procedures Learn more about keeping children healthy and safe This course is ideal for individuals who are Family Home and In-Home Child Care Providers in the state of Louisiana It is particularly useful for Family Home and In-Home Child Care Providers in the state of Louisiana.

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Summary

Title: Family Child Day Care Home and In-Home Provider Orientation

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.19

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand role as an In-home and family home child care provider
Explore ideas on increasing level of professionalism
Gain information on setting up child care environment
Understand how to maintain compliance with the Provider Agreement
Become familiar with child development
Gain information about required Record-Keeping procedures
Learn more about keeping children healthy and safe

Who Should Attend

Family Home and In-Home Child Care Providers in the state of Louisiana

Target Audiences

Family Home and In-Home Child Care Providers in the state of Louisiana

The Family Child Day Care Home and In-Home Provider Orientation course is designed for all newly registered Family Child Day Care Home and In-Home Providers in Louisiana. This course is divided into two parts in which each part includes a series of lectures. In part 1, providers will understand their role as a Family Child Care Provider, gain information on setting up their child care environment, explore ideas on increasing their level of professionalism, identify tools to help them create a parent handbook, and understand how to maintain compliance with the Provider Agreement. In part 2, providers will gain information about required record-keeping procedures, become familiar with child development, learn how to create a daily schedule for children, and learn more about keeping children healthy and safe. This course is worth 4 training credit hours.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Role of Family Home Provider, Professionalism, and Compliance

Lecture 1: Part 1 Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Overview and Part 1 Objectives

Lecture 3: Part 1 Pre-test

Lecture 4: Part 1 Course Components

Lecture 5: Introduction to Role of the Family Child Day Care Home Provider

Lecture 6: Role of Family Child Day Care Home Provider

Lecture 7: Marketing Your Business

Lecture 8: Separating Home from Business

Lecture 9: Managing the Environment

Lecture 10: Setting up the Environment

Lecture 11: Introduction to Creating Policies

Lecture 12: Creating Polices

Lecture 13: Professional Development

Lecture 14: Provider Directory

Lecture 15: Criminal Background Checks and Other Important Information

Lecture 16: Compliance Scenarios and Recap

Lecture 17: Part 1 Post-test

Chapter 2: Laniappe, Record-Keeping, and It's All About the Children

Lecture 1: Part 2 Introduction

Lecture 2: Part 2 Overview

Lecture 3: Part 2 Course Objectives and Part 2 Pre-test

Lecture 4: Laniappe

Lecture 5: Additional Resources

Lecture 6: Record-Keeping

Lecture 7: It's All About the Children

Lecture 8: Timeline of Childhood Milestones

Lecture 9: Support for Child Development

Lecture 10: Principles of Child Development and Learning

Lecture 11: Working with Mixed-Aged Groups

Lecture 12: Louisiana's Birth – 5 Standards

Lecture 13: Setting a Daily Schedule

Lecture 14: Creating Lesson Plans

Lecture 15: Television Watching and Recap

Lecture 16: Cleanliness and Immunizations

Lecture 17: Nutrition, Transporting Children, Infant Care, and Administering Medication

Lecture 18: Accident Proofing and Emergency Preparedness

Lecture 19: Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect

Lecture 20: Part 2 Post-test

Instructors

R. Manuel
Program Consultant
Effie Toliver
Training Coordinator
Karen Powell
Director, Partnerships in Child Care Division of VOA GBR

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 13 votes
2 stars: 21 votes
3 stars: 144 votes
4 stars: 461 votes
5 stars: 917 votes

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