Training for Quality Child Care

Authors

Linda Boeckner, University of Nebraska- ScottsbluffFollow
Patricia A. Hendricks, University of Idaho
Patricia E. Steffens, University of Nebraska- North Platte

Volume

31

Issue

2

Abstract

With the majority of parents now in the work force, much of the care and education of young children is being done by child care providers. Extension educators can address the need for quality child care arrangements by forming coalitions of interested agency personnel to work together in presenting educational programs for child care providers. In Nebraska, program success has also been accomplished by carefully considering both the barriers and benefits to participation. Educating child care providers is a valid role for Extension educators in addressing family issues.

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Recommended Citation

Boeckner, L., Hendricks, P. A., & Steffens, P. E. (1993). Training for Quality Child Care. The Journal of Extension, 31(2), Article 5. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol31/iss2/5