Families need child care more in the 1990s than ever before.
Those hours surrounding school time are particularly troublesome
for working parents. In this new edition of a pioneering work,
Seligson and Allenson explore the challenges that child care
providers will encounter as the 21st century approaches. The
authors skillfully balance a practical business operations text
with an investigation into the meaning of social obligation. The
central theme of partnership in offering care underscores each of
the 12 chapters. These general planning elements form guidelines
designing and managing a caring program for children aged 5-12.
Topics covered include administration, curriculum, legal issues,
budgeting, and assessment. Careful consideration is given to an
outline for human resources development. The authors take an
in-depth look at the day-to-day operation of a center--detailing
concerns from behavioral and medical to scheduling and
transportation. The concept of a child care professionalism which
reflects respect, partnership, and caring, is sustained throughout
this practical manual. An important contribution to the research
and practice of child care, this volume draws providers and
practitioners together in a process of self-reflection in order to
effectively respond to the needs of today's--and
tomorroW's--families.
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