W.P.a. Technical Series No. 7-8
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They may include 5- and 6-ycar olds only when there is no other provision for those children in the regular agencies, such as public schools, or v/hen there is no one in the home to care for them after school hours. The standards of enrollment set up by the National Association of Day Nurseries and the Child Welfare Lea^^ue of America shrill be followed; One staff member for each 12 to 15 children 2 to 3 years in- clusive.
One staff member for each 18 to 25 children 4 years and over.
When the a...ge range is wide, the children nearest the sane age level should be grouped together and the schedule for the day's activities set up so tha.t all groups can receive adequate care. It ) is generally suggested that the age range from the youngest to the oldest shall not exceed 3 years.
) A2982 Education Circular I'To, 8 Section 10 Pafc-e 2 C. Lenf^tli of P ar The day shall be sucii as is nade necessary by the hours of enployment of the mothers. Children will usually he left by nothcrs on their way to work £.nd called for when the working day is over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They may include 5- and 6-ycar olds only when there is no other provision for those children in the regular agencies, such as public schools, or v/hen there is no one in the home to care for them after school hours. The standards of enrollment set up by the National Association of Day Nurseries and the Child Welfare Lea^^ue of America shrill be followed; One staff member for each 12 to 15 children 2 to 3 years in- clusive.
One staff member for each 18 to 25 children 4 years and over.
When the a...ge range is wide, the children nearest the sane age level should be grouped together and the schedule for the day's activities set up so tha.t all groups can receive adequate care. It ) is generally suggested that the age range from the youngest to the oldest shall not exceed 3 years.
) A2982 Education Circular I'To, 8 Section 10 Pafc-e 2 C. Lenf^tli of P ar The day shall be sucii as is nade necessary by the hours of enployment of the mothers. Children will usually he left by nothcrs on their way to work £.nd called for when the working day is over.
What to read after W.P.a. Technical Series No. 7-8?
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