You have accepted a position as executive director for your state’s child care resource and referral system. As part of defining your new role, you have decided to conduct a survey to see what key issues exist within your state’s early childhood education system related to service quality, access, and implementation, and how you, as a leader and advocate, can address these issues.
The results of your survey indicate that many of the resource and referral agencies within your state are struggling with issues related to funding and a perceived lack of professionalism. Individual agencies, for example, have had a challenging time convincing policy makers that the first years of life are critical in terms of development and learning and are essential periods of time requiring high-quality care and education. As well, agencies have had challenges with the image of professionals in the field, with many early childhood professionals expressing that others view them as “babysitters” despite their extensive training and education.
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1. You have accepted a position as executive director for your
state’s child care resource and referral system. As part of
defining your new role, you have decided to conduct a survey to
see what key issues exist within your state’s early childhood
education system related to service quality, access, and
implementation, and how you, as a leader and advocate, can
address these issues.
The results of your survey indicate that many of the resource
and referral agencies within your state are struggling with
issues related to funding and a perceived lack of
professionalism. Individual agencies, for example, have had a
challenging time convincing policy makers that the first years
of life are critical in terms of development and learning and are
essential periods of time requiring high-quality care and
education. As well, agencies have had challenges with the
image of professionals in the field, with many early childhood
professionals expressing that others view them as “babysitters”
despite their extensive training and education.
