Child Development: 21, 22, & 23

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Across
  1. 4. The temporary backward movement to an earlier stage of development
  2. 6. To observe someone performing his or her job
  3. 8. A school program that offers students the opportunity to combine in school and no the job learning
  4. 9. Care that is provided
  5. 11. Official recognition as having met a standard, such as child care provider for quality child care
  6. 14. A program that provides locally run child care facilities designed to help lower income and disadvantaged children from birth to five years of age become ready for school
  7. 16. A job in which a person works for little or no pay while gaining experience and receiving supervision
  8. 19. A lifelong condition caused by the body's inability to produce enough insulin
  9. 23. An event where employers with current or future job openings meet with potential employees
  10. 25. A condition that interferes with a child's ability to learn, listen, think, speak, read, write, spell, or do math
  11. 27. A school program in which students volunteer in their community as a graduation requirement
  12. 28. Someone who chooses to be self employed or to own his or her own business
  13. 29. A period during which children move from one activity to the next
  14. 31. Someone who is willing to learn new information and acquire skills throughout his or her working life
  15. 32. An introductory letter sent with a resume
  16. 33. A disorder that affects a child's ability to communicate and interact with others
  17. 36. Attention deficit disorder; similar to ADHD, but does not involve hyperactivity
  18. 39. Placing children with disabilities in regular classrooms while they also receive special education services
  19. 41. When the children share their experiences in show and tell or listen to a story together
  20. 42. The practice of using personal and professional contacts to further your career goals
  21. 43. Someone with some education beyond high school that trains him or her for a certain field
  22. 44. The kind of job many people take when they first enter a career area
  23. 45. A person trained to provide child care
  24. 47. A group of disorders that includes autism
  25. 48. An arrangement in which parents take turns caring for one another's children in their own homes.
  26. 49. Someone with a position that requires at least a degree from a four year college or technical school in a specific are of study
  27. 50. Funds paid by individual states to unemployed people who are actively seeking employment
Down
  1. 1. A natural talent or potential for learning a skill
  2. 2. The skills or abilities needed to do a specific job
  3. 3. General skills used in school and in various types of jobs
  4. 5. A person who is required by law to report maltreatment
  5. 7. Doing the right thing
  6. 10. Also called co-op, it is child care that is provided by the parents of the children in the co-op
  7. 12. A learning disorder that prevents a child from understanding printed symbols in a normal way
  8. 13. A therapist trained to help substance abusers
  9. 15. A time when children can choose any activity they want
  10. 17. A collection of individuals who work together to explore and accept their feelings
  11. 18. An area designated for certain types of play and learning
  12. 20. Showing or having the potential to show, special abilities in one or more areas
  13. 21. A law ensuring that former employees can keep the health insurance plan they received through their former employer for up to 18 months
  14. 22. A child care facility where troubled parents can go to receive short term, free child care.
  15. 24. Having below average intelligence and skills. This condition is also known as a cognitive impairment or developmental disability
  16. 26. Care that takes place in the caregiver's home
  17. 30. A dependence on a substance, such as alcohol or drugs
  18. 33. Attention deficit hyperactive disorder; a behavioral disorder in which children often fail to finish what they start, do not seem to listen, and are easily distracted
  19. 34. Stress that comes from the environment a child lives in or from certain circumstances and changes
  20. 35. A facility in which a staff of adults provides care for children
  21. 37. An official printed document that gives permission, such as one from the state that indicates child care providers meet health and safety standards
  22. 38. All of the career moves and job experience that a person gains as he or she works toward a career goal
  23. 40. A visualization of your chosen career path
  24. 46. A concise document that summarizes your career objectives, education, work experiences, and accomplishments