RNRF DCF Test 2025 UPDATE LATEST EXAM VERSION WITH COMPLETE
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1. Child care personnel (F.S.) Includes all owners,
operators, employees,
and volunteers working
in a child care facility.
2. Classroom/Room/Designated Space (Handbook) A space or room in
which care is provid-
ed or classes are held,
and where learning can
take place uninterrupt-
ed by outside distrac-
tions.
3. Department (F.S.) Means the Department
of Children and Fami-
lies.
4. Direct Supervision (Handbook) Actively watching and
directing children's ac-
tivities within the same
space, and responding
to the needs of each
child while in care.
5. Director (Handbook) On-site administrator
or individual who has
the primary responsibil-
ity for the day-to-day
operation, supervision,
and administration of a
child care facility.
6. Foster Grandparents Directly supervised vol-
unteers who participate
in the federal program
pursuant to 45 Code
of Federal Regulations
part 2552; they work
with one or more chil-
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dren with special or ex-
ceptional needs in child
care programs.
7. Owner (F.S.) The person who is li-
censed to operate the
child care facility.
8. Sanitize (Handbook) The process of destroy-
ing or reducing organ-
isms to a safe level.
9. Stable walls or Barriers (Handbook) The boundaries that
define a classroom
space, which are con-
structed in a sturdy
manner and anchored
so they are stable and
secure and do not pose
a threat of falling over.
10. Weekend Child Care (F.S.) Child care provided be-
tween the hours pf
6p.m. on Friday and 6
a.m. on Monday.
11. This agency determines state rules pertaining to Florida Department of
child care and enforces these rules by licensing Children and Families
and inspecting child care facilities. (DCF)
12. This agency inspects child care facilities and ed- The local Fire Depart-
ucates child care professionals about minimizing ment
fires and other threats to safety.
13. This agency determines ordinances pertaining to The County Health De-
public health and inspects childcare facilities to partment
enforce these ordinances
14. The Local Licensing
Agencies
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SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS
1. Child care personnel (F.S.) Includes all owners,
operators, employees,
and volunteers working
in a child care facility.
2. Classroom/Room/Designated Space (Handbook) A space or room in
which care is provid-
ed or classes are held,
and where learning can
take place uninterrupt-
ed by outside distrac-
tions.
3. Department (F.S.) Means the Department
of Children and Fami-
lies.
4. Direct Supervision (Handbook) Actively watching and
directing children's ac-
tivities within the same
space, and responding
to the needs of each
child while in care.
5. Director (Handbook) On-site administrator
or individual who has
the primary responsibil-
ity for the day-to-day
operation, supervision,
and administration of a
child care facility.
6. Foster Grandparents Directly supervised vol-
unteers who participate
in the federal program
pursuant to 45 Code
of Federal Regulations
part 2552; they work
with one or more chil-
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SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS
dren with special or ex-
ceptional needs in child
care programs.
7. Owner (F.S.) The person who is li-
censed to operate the
child care facility.
8. Sanitize (Handbook) The process of destroy-
ing or reducing organ-
isms to a safe level.
9. Stable walls or Barriers (Handbook) The boundaries that
define a classroom
space, which are con-
structed in a sturdy
manner and anchored
so they are stable and
secure and do not pose
a threat of falling over.
10. Weekend Child Care (F.S.) Child care provided be-
tween the hours pf
6p.m. on Friday and 6
a.m. on Monday.
11. This agency determines state rules pertaining to Florida Department of
child care and enforces these rules by licensing Children and Families
and inspecting child care facilities. (DCF)
12. This agency inspects child care facilities and ed- The local Fire Depart-
ucates child care professionals about minimizing ment
fires and other threats to safety.
13. This agency determines ordinances pertaining to The County Health De-
public health and inspects childcare facilities to partment
enforce these ordinances
14. The Local Licensing
Agencies
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