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Continuous quality improvement is essential for a successful, user-friendly website. To make well-informed, thoughtful improvements to your consumer education website, you should leverage the power of data.
This module aims to help you build your understanding of key data strategies that...
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Once you build your child care consumer education website, your target audience needs to know about it so that they may use...
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This training module from the National Center on Subsidy Innovation and Accountability (...
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Topic/Subtopic Equal Access to Child Care
This module covers two major terms that you need to understand fully to conduct a market rate survey successfully: equal access and valid and reliable market rate survey.
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This module covers the planning required to do a market rate survey.
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Watch this webinar to learn more about Promoting Informed Child Care Choices: A Training Guide for Child Care Subsidy Staff. This training guide offers information that Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) lead agency personnel, subsidy staff...
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Topic/Subtopic Family Engagement and Consumer Education, Family Engagement and School Readiness, PFCE Framework/Family Engagement Outcomes, Relationship-Based Practice, Informing Child Care Consumers, Supports and Services for Families, Professional Development, Core Knowledge and Competencies (CKC), Training and Professional Development Requirements, Family Engagement Guides
CCDF Lead Agencies, subsidy staff, their supervisors, and others responsible for training subsidy staff can use Promoting Informed Child Care Choices: A Training Guide for Child Care Subsidy Staff as a tool for professional development.
This training guide consists of ten modules, which...
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Topic/Subtopic Family Engagement and Consumer Education, Family Engagement and School Readiness, PFCE Framework/Family Engagement Outcomes, Relationship-Based Practice, Informing Child Care Consumers, Supports and Services for Families, Professional Development, Core Knowledge and Competencies (CKC), Training and Professional Development Requirements, Family Engagement Guides
Child care health consultants (CCHCs) can use these modules to explore six interactive, realistic scenarios to build and enhance consultation skills in the following areas:
- Creating collaborative relationships with programs
- Using cultural competence to solve problems...
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Child care health consultants (CCHCs) can use these modules to explore six interactive, realistic scenarios to build and enhance consultation skills in the following areas:
- Creating collaborative relationships with programs
- Using cultural competence to solve problems...
Resource Type: Training Module
