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The document outlines the competencies required for early childhood professionals, emphasizing the importance of teacher qualifications and ongoing professional development. It highlights the need for continuous learning, adherence to ethical standards, advocacy for high-quality education, and effective communication with families and communities. The document categorizes competencies into levels, detailing specific skills and knowledge necessary for professionals at each stage, from basic compliance with regulations to leadership in program improvement and community advocacy.

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Begin by reviewing the rationale section, which emphasizes the importance of ongoing professional development. This will guide your understanding as you fill out the form.
Proceed to the Knowledge section. Here, ensure you accurately reflect your understanding of laws and regulations that govern early childhood education practices.
In the Practices Based on Knowledge section, select your level (I-IV) based on your experience and competencies. Provide detailed examples of how you meet each competency.
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What are the competencies of ECE?

The California ECE Competencies are organized into twelve overlapping areas: (1) Child Development and Learning; (2) Culture, Diversity and Equity; (3) Relationships, Interactions, and Guidance; (4) Family and Community Engagement; (5) Dual-Language Development; (6) Observation, Screening, Assessment, and Documentation

What are the core competencies for early childhood professionals in Nebraska?

The following nine areas of core competencies are presented: (1) Child Growth and Development Competencies; (2) Health, Safety, and Nutrition Competencies; (3) Learning Environments Competencies; (4) Planning Learning Experiences and Curriculum Competencies; (5) Competencies for Relationships and Social-Emotional

What are the professional standards and competencies?

The Professional Standards focus on your operation. The Professional Standards can help you assess your programs and services. The Professional Competencies focus on the individual practitioner.

What competencies should a teacher have?

Teaching Competencies Communication and Interpersonal Skills. Organization and Planning. Classroom Management. Facilitation and Engagement. Assessment and Coaching. Collaboration and Teamwork. Caring and Inclusiveness. Flexibility and Adaptability.