SAECC Minimum Standards Quiz

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Please complete the following questions. The minimum standards can be found here https://hhs.texas.gov/sites/default/files/documents/doing-business-with-hhs/provider-portal/protective-services/ccl/min-standards/chapter-746-centers.pdf

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Which of the following is NOT a responsibility for child care teachers? (p. 38-39) *

Demonstrate competency, good judgment, and self-control in the presence of children

Relate to children with courtesy, respect, acceptance, and patience;

Recognize & respect the uniqueness & potential of all children, their families, & cultures

Share developmental concerns with the child's family and classmates' family

Ensure that no child is abused, neglected, or exploited while in the care of the center

Report suspected abuse, neglect, and exploitation to DFPS

What additional responsibilities do caregivers have? (p. 38-39)

Why is knowing which children you are responsible for labeled a high risk responsibility? (p. 38-39)

What is continuity of care and why is it important? (p. 38-39)

What is the maximum number of children ONE caregiver may supervise if the children in the group are 0-11 months?

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What is the maximum number of children TWO caregivers may supervise if the children in the group are 0-11 months?

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What is the maximum number of children TWO caregivers may supervise if the children in the group are 12-18 months?

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What is the maximum number of children TWO caregivers may supervise if the children in the group are 18-24 months?

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What is the maximum number of children TWO caregivers may supervise if the children in the group are 2 years old?

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What is the maximum number of children TWO caregivers may supervise if the children in the group are 3 years old?

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What is the maximum number of children TWO caregivers may supervise if the children in the group are 4 years old?

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Can you adjust the ratio for children under 18 months during nap time, opening, or closing?

Yes

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Am I required to have an activity plan for children in my care?

Yes

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Why does the required activities require "No long waiting periods between activities or prolonged periods during which children stand or sit." on page 74?

Please check all that apply.... I may use the tv, computer, or video games with the following ages of children (p. 75)

0-11 Months

12-18 Months

18-24 Months

2 years

3 years

4 years

Please check all that apply to activity (lesson) plans: (p. 75-76 and your memory)

I can throw them away at the end of the week

I must keep them for at least 3 months

I must keep them in the notebook in my classroom after the week ends

I must show them to licensing or parents when they ask

I must develop an activity plan for each child

What do I do with an infant who is upset? (Check ALL that apply) (p. 77)

Give them individual attention

Hold and comfort them

Put them in a crib or bouncer

Let them cry it out

I should 'Talk to infants as they are fed, changed, and held, such as naming objects, singing, or saying rhymes" (p.77)

Yes

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Describe activities for toddlers (p. 88)

List all of the prohibited types of discipline and guidance (there are 9 p. 100)

Please check the statements that are INCORRECT when dealing with meal time. (p. 111)

I can use food as a reward

The kitchen and front office are the only ones responsible for serving food to those with allergies

I must always allow children to drink water when thirsty

I can serve sugary drinks at any time

Is this true or false (p. 155)? "You MAY have individual lockers, cubicles, separate hooks and shelves, or other adequate storage space for each child’s personal belongings. You must clearly label the storage space with the child’s name, a photograph of the child, or other symbol the child recognizes as his own."

True

False

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What is the maximum number of children ONE caregiver may supervise if the children in the group are 12-18 months?

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What is the maximum number of children ONE caregiver may supervise if the children in the group are 18-24 months?

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What is the maximum number of children ONE caregiver may supervise if the children in the group are 2 years old?

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What is the maximum number of children ONE caregiver may supervise if the children in the group are 3 years old?

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What is the maximum number of children ONE caregiver may supervise if the children in the group are 4+ years old?

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