The center's entry/exit area is the first thing families see in the morning, the last when they leave in the afternoon, and is seen regularly by the public. It should:
a. Be large and imposing.
b. Not have windows because they are a security risk.
c. Have areas to display children's work, photos of families, and information about upcoming events.
d. Be kept unlocked so that families will always be able to come and go.
Question 2...The role of a child health care consultant includes all of the following except:
a. Help directors write and revise program health policies.
b. Provide medial care for children in the program.
c. Provide resources to centers and families.
d. Assist staff in implementing policies effectively.
Question 3...When building a new center or modifying an existing one, the first step usually begins
with the appointment of a:
a. Parent advisory board
b. Committee
c. Lawyer
d. Director
Question 4...Directors should coach infant caregivers to follow all of the following procedures when
feeding infants except:
a. Keep breast milk or prepared formula in the refrigerator until just before feeding.
b. Use the microwave to warm up bottles and baby food.
c. The same caregiver should feed the same child each day.
d. Provide eye contact and cuddle during feeding.
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