The National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families has identified all of the following as necessary to ensuring high-quality child care except
A) ensuring continuity of care.
B) meeting individual needs in the context of the larger group.
C) ensuring linguistic and cultural continuity.
D) making sure that each infant spends time with several caregivers.
Question 2
The National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families has identified all of the following as necessary to ensuring high-quality child care except
A) maintaining small groups.
B) providing a stimulating physical environment.
C) providing time alone, so children can introspect appropriately.
D) assigning each infant to a primary caregiver.
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