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Nonparental Child Care (Macrosystem Influences (Parent Employability,…
Nonparental Child Care
Quality Care
Caregiver/Child Ratios
Caregiver Training
Group Size
Macrosystem Influences
Parent Employability
Intervention
Enrichment
Readiness
Social Service
Psychological Development
Bowlby- Supported nature care
Skeel- Quality over who is caregiving
Spitz- Mothers in prison
Contemporary Studies- attachment
Socialization Outcomes
Montessori (Learner-directed)
Developmental Interaction (learner-directed)
Direct Instruction (teacher-directed)
Tools of the Mind (teacher-learner collaboration)
Cognitively Oriented (Learner-lead)
Chronosystem Influences
Childcare Setting
Ecological Systems
Separation From Mother
Social Development
Child Care children are more socially developed
Cognitive Development
High quality child care results in higher intellectual performance
Intervention programs
Mesosystem Influences
School and Community
Government and Business
Developmentally Appropriate
Collaborative
Child Protection