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Ecology of Nonparental Child Care - Coggle Diagram
Ecology of Nonparental Child Care
Nonparental Child Care=Daycare
Quality Care
size of group
caregiver/child ratios
training
child care centers meet criteria of NAEYC
Macrosystem Influences
political ideology
social responsibility
competition
equla opportunity
economics
need for both parents to work
science & technology
impact academics
Chronosystem Influences
research concerns
separation from mother
quality of child care setting
ecological systems
psychological development
spitz's study
nature care
emotional attachment
bowlby's study
maternal love and care= important
nature care
skeel's study
nurture care
child need to develop normal
nurture can be from someone other than mom
can be normal if interventions
contemporary studies
quality child care attach to mom fine
social development
more socially competent
less compliant
more assertive
cognitive development
difficult to predict
Mesosystem influences
extended daycare
adult supervision= good for child well being
community provides services=better quality family life
has lasting effects
socialization outcomes
curriculum
teacher-directed
learner-directed
cognitively oriented curriculum
assimilation
accomodation
equilibrium
Child matures
sensorimotor
thinking is action
preoperational
thinking is based on appearance
concrete operational
thinking is based on reality
formal operational
thinking is based on abstraction
direct instruction curriculum
dividing learning tasks into small segments
Montessori
children educate themselves
sensitive periods of learning
developmental interaction
bank street curriculum
individualized to child
interactions with peers
development of themes
tools of the mind
5 minds for future
disciplined mind
synthesizing mind
creating mind
respectful mind
ethical mind
asking too much of daycare?
high quality is exception
small amount is high quality
when mom can't be home
needs of child come first
prayerfully consider child/needs
investigate several providers
a parent's priority
both parents work 4/3 combine
solution to minimize out of home childcare