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Acknowledgments | ix | |
Part I | Staff Departures and Center Quality | |
1 | An Overview of the U.S. Child Care Industry | 1 |
A Growing Demand | 1 | |
A Growing Industry | 2 | |
An Expanding and Diverse Workforce | 4 | |
An Imperfect Market | 7 | |
2 | Here Today, Gone Tomorrow | 11 |
The Consequences of high turnover for Child Care Centers | 13 | |
A Profile of Centers in Our Sample | 15 | |
The Dimensions of Job Turnover in Child Care Centers | 18 | |
Center Characteristics Associated with High Turnover | 21 | |
Changes in Professional Preparation of Teaching and Administrative Staff, 1994-2000 | 27 | |
Summary | 29 | |
Notes | 31 | |
3 | The Role of Staffing in Improving and Sustaining Center Quality | 33 |
Improving Center Quality | 34 | |
Achieving High-Quality Ratings | 38 | |
Barriers to Improving Quality: Baseline Quality and Staff Stability | 39 | |
Sustaining Quality: The Role of Teaching Staff Background and Stability | 40 | |
Summary | 43 | |
Notes | 45 | |
4 | Turnover and the Quality of Child Care Services | 47 |
Turnover As a Challenge to Achieving and Maintaining High-Quality Care | 47 | |
Turnover Begets Turnover | 49 | |
A Shortage of Qualified Staff | 50 | |
The Role of Wages | 52 | |
Summary | 53 | |
Part II | The Experience of Child Care Employment | |
5 | Who Leaves? Who Stays? Who Joins? | 57 |
Workforce Characteristics | 59 | |
Professional and Demographic Characteristics of Leavers and Stayers | 64 | |
Characteristics of Newcomers | 65 | |
Where Do Directors and Teachers Go When They Leave? | 67 | |
Summary | 69 | |
Notes | 71 | |
6 | Work and Family Issues as Factors in Career Decisions | 73 |
Profiles of Individual Career Decisions | 73 | |
Summary | 80 | |
7 | Rewards and Stresses of Child Care Work | 83 |
The Rewards of Working with Young Children | 83 | |
Colleagues as a Source of Support or Stress | 86 | |
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity as a Reward or Stress | 90 | |
Invisibility of Professional Skills | 93 | |
Teachers and Directors as Advocates for Professional Recognition | 97 | |
Summary | 98 | |
8 | Conclusions and Recommendations | 101 |
Conclusions | 101 | |
Recommendations | 107 | |
Appendix | Study Design | 111 |
References | 131 | |
Index | 141 | |
About the Institute | 145 |
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