"Child-Care Directors' Years of Experience in Relation to the Activitie" by Angelica Everetts

Date of Graduation

2017

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Type

MA

College

College of Education and Human Services

Department

Curriculum & Instruction/Literacy Studies

Committee Chair

Barbara G Warash

Committee Co-Chair

Suzanne Hartman

Committee Member

Amy Root

Abstract

This study focused on examining the relationship between the child-care directors' years of experience in relation to the Activities subscale on the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale-R. The data used in the study was from the Quality Rating and Improvement for West Virginia Child-Care grant, which was funded by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources. The participants included 175 4-year-old classrooms across West Virginia. The Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale contains 43 items across seven subscales. This scale was used to measure the activities score of the 4-year-old classrooms. There was no significant relationship found between the directors' years of experience and the ECERS-R Activities subscale.

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