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Competency 1: Promoting Child Development and Learning
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ECE1.1 - Planning developmentally appropriate and responsive learning experiences based on developmental milestones and young children’s cultural and linguistic backgrounds and needs.
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ECE1.2 - Designing welcoming and responsive learning environments that reflect the multiple influences on development and learning.
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ECE1.3 - Using an understanding of child development to create healthy, supportive, and stimulating learning environments and relationships.
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ECE1.4 - Creating emotionally and physically safe environments for children.
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Competency 2: Building Family and Community Relationships
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ECE2.1 - Fostering family engagement in the child’s educational experiences.
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Competency 4: Using Developmentally Appropriate Approaches to Connect with Children
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ECE4.2 - Using a broad repertoire of developmentally responsive teaching and learning approaches, guided by applicable learning and development standards, individualized for every child.
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ECE4.3 - Intentionally planning and preparing a learning environment that nurtures each child’s initiative, encourages active exploration of materials, supports engagement with activities, and encourages interactions with others.
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Competency 5: Using Content Knowledge to Design Meaningful Learning Experiences
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ECE5.1 - Utilizing the Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards (GELDS) as a framework for growth and development.
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ECE5.6 - Utilizing content knowledge in the GELDS Cognitive Processes and General Knowledge domain to plan, implement, and evaluate developmentally appropriate activities for each child, taking into consideration cultural context, first language, and individual needs.
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