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Cuidado inclusivo
Descargue el artículo, Cuidado inclusivo. Artículo - Cuidado inclusivo Utilice este recurso para comunicar la importancia del cuidado inclusivo para bebés y niños pequeños con discapacidades y otras necesidades especiales. Promoverá prácticas programáticas esenciales para garantizar la…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • Early Childhood Program Design and Management
  • Management Practices
  • Promoting Children's Development
  • Infant and Toddler Development and Care
  • Supporting Children With Disabilities
Group: Not Applicable
Credentials of Career Ladders
Download the article, Earning Credentials and Understanding Career Ladders. Article - Career Development Professional learning opportunities that focus specifically on infant and toddler care and development can help you improve and increase your skills and strategies for giving the responsive,…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • Professional Development
  • Core Knowledge and Competencies (CKC)
  • Professional Development Systems
  • Promoting Children's Development
Group: Not Applicable
Cuidado sensible al trauma para bebés y niños pequeños
Los cuidadores pueden apoyar a los bebés, niños pequeños y sus familias que han experimentado o que están en riesgo de experimentar trauma a través de un enfoque centrado en la sanación y que es sensible al trauma. Un enfoque sensible al trauma reconoce y responde al impacto del estrés traumático…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • Family Engagement and Consumer Education
  • Informing Child Care Consumers
  • Professional Development
  • Promoting Children's Development
  • Infant and Toddler Development and Care
  • Protecting Children's Health and Safety
Group: Child Care State Capacity Building Center
Working and Income
This section shows how to gather and verify work and income information from the applicant. Page contents Defining working Defining income What information should I capture? Verifying employment and employment income, including self-employed individuals Example screens Return to…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • COVID-19
  • ARP Act Supplemental Funding
  • Stable Financial Assistance to Families
  • Eligibility Policies
Group: Other HHS Agency
Planning
During the planning phase of project management, the project manager does their best to lay out a roadmap for implementing a project, given the best available information they have. The plan may change during the course of the project, and good project managers account for this by setting…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • Early Childhood Program Design and Management
  • Management Practices
  • New Programs
  • Program Design
  • Program Startup
  • Program Planning
Group: Not Applicable
Planning
During the planning phase of project management, the project manager does their best to lay out a roadmap for implementing a project, given the best available information they have. The plan may change during the course of the project, and good project managers account for this by setting…
Resource Type: Page
Topic/Subtopic:
  • Early Childhood Program Design and Management
  • New Programs
  • Program Startup
  • Program Planning
  • Program Design
Group: Not Applicable
Monitoring and Control
In this phase of the project, the project manager is a bit like a chef in a test kitchen. In the same way that a chef will follow a recipe, measure ingredients, taste, and adjust; in this phase, the project manager is measuring progress, analyzing the results, reporting on the progress, and…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • Early Childhood Program Design and Management
  • Management Practices
  • New Programs
  • Program Design
  • Program Startup
  • Program Planning
Group: Not Applicable
Monitoring and Control
In this phase of the project, the project manager is a bit like a chef in a test kitchen. In the same way that a chef will follow a recipe, measure ingredients, taste, and adjust; in this phase, the project manager is measuring progress, analyzing the results, reporting on the progress, and…
Resource Type: Page
Topic/Subtopic:
  • Early Childhood Program Design and Management
  • New Programs
  • Program Startup
  • Program Planning
  • Program Design
Group: Not Applicable
Use the SEEDS Model to Understand and Manage Our Biases
Nobody makes decisions in a vacuum. Our brains are constantly taking mental shortcuts—for better or worse—to help us choose between options. These shortcuts are known as biases. In biological terms, bias is a typical part of being human. If you have a brain you are biased. Biases help us get…
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Topic/Subtopic:
  • Leadership and Coordination
  • CCDF Governance and Leadership
  • Systems Building
Group: Not Applicable