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Who was Abraham Maslow?
Who was Abraham Maslow?
What is accreditation?
What is accreditation?
Following a set of standards to obtain a certification.
What is an au pair?
What is an au pair?
A person from another country who lives with a family and provides child care.
What is a child care center?
What is a child care center?
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What is the Child Development Associate (CDA)?
What is the Child Development Associate (CDA)?
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What is the requirement for the Child Development Associate Credential?
What is the requirement for the Child Development Associate Credential?
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What does church-sponsored refer to in a child care context?
What does church-sponsored refer to in a child care context?
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What is Conscious Discipline?
What is Conscious Discipline?
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What does conservation refer to in Piaget's theory?
What does conservation refer to in Piaget's theory?
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What is custodial care?
What is custodial care?
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What is employer-sponsored child care?
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Who is Erick Erickson?
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Study Notes
Key Psychological Concepts
- Abraham Maslow: Renowned American psychologist known for Maslow's hierarchy of needs which prioritizes fulfilling innate human needs leading to self-actualization.
- Conservation (Piaget): Refers to the logical thinking ability identified by psychologist Jean Piaget as a key milestone in cognitive development.
Child Care Definitions
- Accreditation: The process of obtaining certification by adhering to established standards in child care practices.
- Au pair: An individual from another country who lives with a host family to provide child care services.
- Child Care Center: A facility focused on the care and supervision of children typically aged six weeks to thirteen years.
Child Development Credentials
- Child Development Associate (CDA): A credential based on a core set of competency standards to ensure quality in child development practices.
- Child Development Associate Credential: Requires a minimum of 120 hours in child care experience and the individual must be at least 18 years old.
Types of Child Care Facilities
- Church Sponsored: Childcare centers affiliated with a religious organization and operated under its guidance.
- Employer Sponsored: Child care services offered by employers to benefit their employees, usually at low or no cost.
Educational Frameworks
- Conscious Discipline: A holistic classroom management program that incorporates social-emotional learning into educational practices.
Child Care Roles
- Custodial Care: Refers to the responsibilities held by a guardian or acting parent in overseeing the care and upbringing of a child.
Developmental Psychology
- Erik Erikson: Recognized for his theories on psychological development throughout the lifespan, focusing on psychosocial challenges at various stages.
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Explore the fundamental concepts from child development and psychology, including Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Piaget's conservation. This quiz covers essential definitions in child care, accreditation processes, and important credentials for child development professionals. Test your knowledge of these key topics and enhance your understanding of child care practices.
