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The Learning Ladder II
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Terms from the Field
Below are words and definitions that you may need when you work as a Family Child Care Provider. You will learn more about these words later in the module.
When you see the speaker
after each of the definitions you can hear the pronunciation of the term
and what it means.
drop off - Drop off is a time when parents bring their children at the beginning of their day.
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drop off [WAV] (69kb WAV file) drop off [RAM] (15kb RAM file) |
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pick up - Pick up is a time when parents take their children home at the end of their day.
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pick up [WAV] (56kb WAV file) pick up [RAM] (13kb RAM file) |
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parent involvement - Parent involvement is when a family child care provider designs activities to include parents in your program and their child's away from home experiences. The family project activities at the end of each module are examples.
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parent involvement [WAV] (140kb WAV file) parent involvement [RAM] (29kb RAM file) |
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partnership - A partnership is when two people work together. An example is when a parent and a family child care provider meet to develop a plan to help a child play more cooperatively.
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partnership [WAV] (110kb WAV file) partnership [RAM] (23kb RAM file) |
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self-esteem - Self-esteem is when a child has good feelings about him or herself and the things he or she is able to do.
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self-esteem [WAV] (76kb WAV file) self-esteem [RAM] (17kb RAM file) |
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If you find other words that you don't understand, you can do two things :
1. Learn how to identify a word without a dictionary.
Or
2. Use an online dictionary that will be at the bottom of each page. See below.
