Planning and administering early childhood programs Celia Anita Decker, John R. Decker.
Detalles de publicación: Columbus, Ohio C. E. Merrill Pub. Co. c1976.Descripción: vi, 266 p. ill. 25 cmISBN:- 067508623X
- 372.21/0973
- LB1140.2 .D39
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This structured book offers a solid overview of the types of early childhood programs available today, and explores all aspects of their administration. Rooted in the philosophy that thoughtful planning and administration are essential to the success of early childhood programs, it examines how specific program bases affect decisions in all areas of program planning. It is designed to equip readers with the necessary strategies, tactics, and resources to make better judgements in administering early childhood programs. Chapter topics include an overview of these programs and detailed information pertaining to operationalizing and implementing of them--such as considering regulations and establishing policies, leading and managing personnel, planning the physical facility, financing and budgeting, and working with families. For administrators of early childhood programs.
Includes bibliographies and index.
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- 1 Overview of Early Childhood Programs
- I Constructing the Early Childhood Program's Framework
- 2 Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating the Program
- 3 Considering Regulations and Establishing Policies
- II Operationalizing the Early Childhood Program
- 4 Leading and Managing Personnel
- 5 Planning the Physical Facility
- 6 Financing and Budgeting
- III Implementing the Children's Program
- 7 Planning the Children's Program
- 8 Providing Nutrition, Health, and Safety Services
- 9 Assessing, Recording, and Reporting Children's Progress
- 10 Working with Families
- 11 Contributing to the Profession
- Appendices
- 1 Resources for Program Planning
- 2 State Licensing and Certification Agencies
- 3 Accreditation Criteria Examples
- 4 Professional Organizations Concerned with Young Children
- 5 Additional Organizations of Concern to Early Childhood Educators
- 6 Suppliers of Early Childhood Equipment, Books, and Material
- 7 Grants and Other Assistance
- 8 Handbook for Families and Volunteers
- References
- Index