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Family Child Care Partnerships
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A mentoring
approach creates a sense of partnership that can facilitate new ways of
perceiving and behaving in the child care setting and provide the impetus
for change. Suggestions for quality improvements are more likely to be
incorporated when given by an individual with whom the provider has developed
a rapport and established a trusting relationship. Quality improvements
are more likely to be relevant to a providers individual child care
setting when given by a mentor who visits regularly and understands the
strengths and constraints of the care giving context in which the provider
works.
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