DCF 40-HOUR TRAINING EXAM
The gold seal quality care program - ANSWERS-recognizes child care programs
that have earned accreditation
(Gold seal) In addition to being accredited by an approved association, the child
care program must not have any of the following within the past two years: -
ANSWERS-Class I violations
Three or more Class II violations of the same licensing standard
Citations for the same Class III violation three or more times and failed to correct
the problem within the past year
In Florida, the following counties are locally licensed: - ANSWERS-Broward
Hillsborough
Palm beach
Pinellas
Sarasota
Americans with Disabilities Act - ANSWERS-This Act was established to protect
individuals with disabilities against discrimination. It requires public entities,
public accommodations (such as places of education and care providers),
commercial facilities, and employers with 15 or more employees to make
reasonable accommodations for individuals. Reasonable accommodations are
modifications made to assist an individual with a disability in participating, while
at the same time not cause an undue burden. For example, it would be
, reasonable to build a ramp for access to the program but unreasonable to build
an additional room onto the program.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - ANSWERS-This Act ensures that
students with disabilities have access to a free appropriate public education
(FAPE) that meets their individual needs through an Individualized Education Plan
(IEP) in the least restrictive environment (LRE), which means they will be included
in programs as much as possible.
Child Care and Development Fund Reauthorization - - ANSWERS-This Fund
provides federal funding and guidelines for child care to help low-income working
families have access to quality child care programs.
Crib Requirements - ANSWERS-Part 1508 and Part 1509 - The Code of Federal
Regulations outlines the requirements for cribs to ensure specific safety standards
are met to protect infants.
Safety belts and seat belt usage - ANSWERS-These state rules define the
requirements for safety belts and seat belts
School readiness program - ANSWERS-this program us to assist working families
with low incomes in having access to quality child care
Voluntary pre-k program - ANSWERS-this program ensures all four-year-olds in
florida have access to programs free of charge in order to gain the skills needed so
they will be ready to enter school
The gold seal quality care program - ANSWERS-recognizes child care programs
that have earned accreditation
(Gold seal) In addition to being accredited by an approved association, the child
care program must not have any of the following within the past two years: -
ANSWERS-Class I violations
Three or more Class II violations of the same licensing standard
Citations for the same Class III violation three or more times and failed to correct
the problem within the past year
In Florida, the following counties are locally licensed: - ANSWERS-Broward
Hillsborough
Palm beach
Pinellas
Sarasota
Americans with Disabilities Act - ANSWERS-This Act was established to protect
individuals with disabilities against discrimination. It requires public entities,
public accommodations (such as places of education and care providers),
commercial facilities, and employers with 15 or more employees to make
reasonable accommodations for individuals. Reasonable accommodations are
modifications made to assist an individual with a disability in participating, while
at the same time not cause an undue burden. For example, it would be
, reasonable to build a ramp for access to the program but unreasonable to build
an additional room onto the program.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - ANSWERS-This Act ensures that
students with disabilities have access to a free appropriate public education
(FAPE) that meets their individual needs through an Individualized Education Plan
(IEP) in the least restrictive environment (LRE), which means they will be included
in programs as much as possible.
Child Care and Development Fund Reauthorization - - ANSWERS-This Fund
provides federal funding and guidelines for child care to help low-income working
families have access to quality child care programs.
Crib Requirements - ANSWERS-Part 1508 and Part 1509 - The Code of Federal
Regulations outlines the requirements for cribs to ensure specific safety standards
are met to protect infants.
Safety belts and seat belt usage - ANSWERS-These state rules define the
requirements for safety belts and seat belts
School readiness program - ANSWERS-this program us to assist working families
with low incomes in having access to quality child care
Voluntary pre-k program - ANSWERS-this program ensures all four-year-olds in
florida have access to programs free of charge in order to gain the skills needed so
they will be ready to enter school
