The Child Development Associate (CDA) credential is
A) granted by local colleges and universities.
B) a nationally recognized credential for early childhood teachers in preschools,child care,and Head Start programs.
C) the preferred credential for school-age caregivers throughout the United States.
D) recommended by the National Institute on Out-Of-School Time.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q2: A key focus in assessing the quality
Q3: All the NSACA standards were developed to
Q4: School-age programs must use the guidelines from
Q5: School-age child care continues to be a
Q6: The acronym for the National Alliance for
Q7: When the National Academy of Early Childhood
Q8: The School-Age Care Environmental Rating Scale rates
Q9: An overall part of evaluating the quality
Q10: According to NSACA standards,the interests of the
Q11: Upgrading the quality of programs can be
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