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CONTEST- Extended Until 2/15/2002!
"The most adorable thing a
child did while in my care."
3 Fantastic Prizes!
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1st Place
Winner receives an Ebook titled:
"Home
Daycare Recordkeeping", by Brigitte A. Thompson.
A
fantastic read for anyone running a Daycare or
contemplating owning one!
2nd
Place Winner receives an Ebook titled:
"Learning Letters Worksheets A-M", by Kris Williams.
An
Excellent Ebook for those in Child Care who would
like to teach their pre-schoolers the letters A-M
with worksheets.
3rd Place
Winner receives a copy of Child Care Magazine's FIRST
PREMIER
Issue:
"Issue 1, vol. 6.1", by Child Care Magazine.
Our
FIRST ISSUE that is now available in PDF format for
downloading to read and print for your own personal
reference.
Rules:
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One entry
per person/email address.
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Contest
Ends: February 15th, 2002. Winners listed in the
following Issue of Child Care Magazine!
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Judges
are: Kris Williams & Brigitte Thompson, and the
decision of the judges is final! In case of a tie,
names will be thrown in a hat and a winner drawn.
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Featured
Article
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The
Perfect Daycare Interview
By Ursula
Vogt |
Who conducts a
daycare interview, the parents or the caregiver?
Ask a parent
and I’m sure they’ll tell you they interview the providers
before they decide where the comfort level is. There is a
lot to consider while choosing who takes care of those
most precious to them. And they’re right.
Ask a
childcare provider who conducts the interview and you’ll
get a resounding, “I do.” And, that’s right, too. They
are responsible for making sure parents have the proper
forms filled out, know their way around, the hours, the
rules and regs…the list is exhausting. But that’s the
least of it. Providers have the right and the
responsibility of assessing whether their potential client
is a good match for the rest of the group, and for their
own abilities.
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Operating Instructions for Human
Beings
By Robert Rickover |
“I’m from the factory
and I know how instructions are put together. You go
out on the assembly line with a tape recorder and the
foreman sends you to talk to the guy he needs least,
the biggest goof-off he’s got, and whatever he tell
you - that’s the instructions. The next guy might have
told you something completely different, and probably
better, but he’s too busy”. - from Zen and the Art of
Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Persig
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