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Working with Other Organizations and Setting Rates— Workshop Evaluation |
by Tom Copeland
Instructions: Before the workshop begins, please take a moment to answer the questions below in the first column, by circling your answer. At the end of the workshop answer the same questions again in the second column.
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Answer after workshop begins |
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True(T) |
False(F) |
Don’t Know (DK) |
True(T) |
False(F) |
Don’t Know (DK) |
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| 1) | Networking with other organizations such as the Food Program can help you learn about marketing ideas from other providers | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 2) |
Your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency acts as a placement agency for your program |
T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 3) | Your local Child Care Resource and Referral Agency can tall you about the individual rates of other providers | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 4) | It is legal for providers to share information about their rates at a family child care association meeting | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 5) | Your local family child care association can conduct a campaign to educate parents about the value of choosing a licensed child care provider | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 6) | In general, parents will pay more money for high quality child care provider | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 7) |
Family child care providers are ineligible to join their local Chamber of Commerce |
T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 8) | If another program charges less than your program, you need to reduce your rates to compete | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
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Child safety and a learning environment are more important to parents looking for child care than rates |
T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
| 10) | The more benefits you can show to prospective parents, the more likely they will choose your program | T | F | DK | T | F | DK |
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