Jessica

4. Certifies that a set of standards has been met by a child care center.
5. Covers the period from birth to nine years old.
6. This type of care focuses primarily on meeting the child's physical needs.
8. When you provide this it must encourage children to independently experiment, explore, and minipulate.
11. Provides care in a child's home.
13. This is a person who creates or runs his or her own business.
14. Formed and run by parents who wish to take part in their children's preschool experience.

1. Guiding set of moral principles.
2. These kind of teachers are able to accept others without prejudice; requires self-knowledge and self-acceptance.
3. Most common type of child care provided other than by a relative or parent.
7. Where self-development is taken place through creative activies such as play.
9. This theory stated children learn best by being active.
10. A program to overcome the negative effects of poverty on young children.
12. Also known as campus schools, located on a postsecondary or college campus. Most of these schools have highly qualified staff, a well-planned curriculum, and excellent equipment.
15. Having this in your abilities helps you relax in the classroom.