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The Child care Service Professionals reaches child care and day care centers where workers care for children when parents and other family members are unavailable. These professionals are educated and trained to help preschool children reach their educational and personal growth potential along with tending to basic needs and safety. They are trained to recognize the signs of emotional or developmental problems and how to address it properly with the parents.
Under a director's supervision, they provide esential primary care needs for infants, as well as independent and group activities for toddlers and older children. Through games and exercises, these professionals provide necessary tools to develop self-esteem, curiosity, imagination, physical skills, and speech of the children they care for, helping guide their journey from preschool to kindergarten to elementary school. They also provide guidance on health and nutrition, and in some cases prepare breakfast and lunch.
Child care professioanls teach children through a structured curriculum. They prepare daily and long-term schedules of activities to stimulate and educate the children in their care. They also monitor and keep records of the children’s progress. Child care professionals help older children with homework and teach life skills that go beyond reading, writing and math. These skilled professionals are responsible the growth and development of our younger generation.
The Child care Service Professionals from Statlistics are responsive to marketing offers from office supply providers, publications, employee training programs, and continuing education providers. They purchase books and magazines through retail bookstores, e-commerce sites and catalogs. They respond to offers of audio tapes, puzzles, educational toys, flash cards, memory games, blocks, electronic games and children's DVDs and movies. |
