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Job Hunting: How to Create a Daycare or Childcare Resume

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

When searching for nanny jobs or child care jobs, one of the most important tools is your child care resume or CV. The resume is what you will give to potential employers before they ever meet you. This document lists your skills, experience, and education and explains why you are qualified to care for young children.  Creating a resume is fairly simple and an excellent resume can lead to excellent child care employment. Be sure to include the following information on your resume:

Personal Information: The personal information on your resume should include your name, address, home and mobile telephone numbers, and email address.

Objective: Here, you will briefly list the type of job or experience you are looking for.  For example, “Seeking a challenging and rewarding position as a preschool teacher’s aide that will provide the opportunity for me to utilize my experience, training, and creativity to foster growth in young  children”. (more…)

Unique childcare Businesses: Daycare Business Marketing Strategies

Monday, August 31st, 2009

As you plan your child care business, consider offering unique and specialized child care services that other daycare businesses don’t offer. In this economy it is extremely important to market your business as a high quality and unique business so that it stands out from others. Specialized child care services are in high demand and offering them can be extremely lucrative for your thriving daycare business.

There are many types of unique childcare services that your daycare business might offer:

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Child Care Courses In Early Childhood Education

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

Child care jobs are rewarding and lucrative. Many daycare head teacher job positions require that the candidate have 12 units of ECE (early childhood education). Early childhood education courses or child care courses are designed to help you acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to guide young children. Through daycare courses and training you will gain an understanding the emotional, physical, social and intellectual growth of children that will help you land a child care job.

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Teaching Your Child How To Read

Monday, August 17th, 2009

What is one activity that children love to do? This may seem such a difficult question to answer, but if you just took your time and notice what children love to do, you might find the answer. Children find it enjoyable to read. Maybe because of the curiosity that they have, children are always excited to read and learn new things. At their age, reading gives the children a lot of information added to their knowledge. There are so many lessons that they can learn when they read books. As parents, you may know that if there is one thing that you should invest in when it comes to your child’s learning, these are books.
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Dealing with students with Speech or Language Problems

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

As a teacher, you know well that every single child has his own unique abilities and learning skills. The class will always have mixed personalities and several challenges to your teaching abilities may arise. You can often observe that some children are behind others when it comes to lessons and other activities such as communicating with each other. They are the ones who need more attention as well as support and encouragement.
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Daycare Center – Reading Aloud to Children

Monday, July 27th, 2009

In the revolutionary review “Becoming a Nation of Readers” of 1986, the Commission on reading stressed that reading aloud to children is “the single most important activity for building the knowledge required for success in reading.” It is important to expose children to books at a very early age, in as early as six week old. Babies this young already like to look at pictures and hear stories. Accordingly, children already start to develop an awareness of printed letters and words by the age of two or three, by seeing surrounding adults writing, reading, typing, etc. Preschoolers and toddlers are particularly eager to learn from adults reading to them and with them.
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Preventing Classroom Pinworm Infestations

Monday, June 15th, 2009

How to Keep Teachers Safe from Infection by Pinworms
Teachers are usually very prone into getting infections. Certain steps have to be taken by teachers in order for them to avoid infections and for them to ensure that the classroom where they conduct their teaching is free from pinworm-infestation. But before anything else, it is very important that teachers understand what really pinworms are.
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Daycare Activities That You Can Do At Home

Monday, June 15th, 2009

A Simple Introduction To Child Care At Home
The activities of a daycare centre are programmed to help your child in his or her development. These activities are often simple things that a parent can do when they are at home. Just remember that when you do these activities to your children, repetition is the key. Repetitive activities are more instrumental in a child’s learning.
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Daycare Business Strategy: Networking

Wednesday, June 10th, 2009

In the area of child care business, networking proves to be a good strategy. Networking in child care services allows the child care business to have more clients through recommendations, more fresh ideas that will help their business and possible resources that will also aid in making your child care business a success. It also allows room for each of child care business to have a sense of camaraderie and support relating to the various topics that concern them. This includes issues on accounting, health and child abuse. Moreover, networking in daycare businesses encourage community, connectivity, and collaboration which are important factors that help the business do well.
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The Perfect Snack for the Preschoolers

Friday, June 5th, 2009

When running a daycare center, it is the responsibility of the daycare to provide snacks during the mid-morning and mid-afternoon. The center must follow the National Network for Childcare which indicates that the total caloric intake for a child should be 1000-1200 calories. The snacks should cover at least 20-25% of the total caloric intake.
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