Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential

V. Washington, Brandi N. King
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The Child Development Associate® (CDA) is a nationally recognized credential based on demonstrated competencies widely understood to be essential for working with young children and accepted across the country as the foundational qualification for ECE educators. Since the creation of the CDA program in the early 1970s, the expansion of publicly funded early education programs and rising expectations for programs to address persistent gaps in developmental and educational outcomes for young children are shifting policy debates on educator qualifications. New degree mandates and program quality standards are presenting significant challenges for the field given its history of varied standards, low compensation, and a low skilled workforce with limited experience in postsecondary education. Despite these changes the competencies embedded in the CDA credentialing process remain the basis for new state and federal competency frameworks and career pathway systems to provide the workforce clearly articulated steps toward postsecondary degrees.
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儿童发展助理(CDA)证书
儿童发展助理®(CDA)是一个国家认可的证书,它基于被广泛理解为与幼儿一起工作必不可少的证明能力,并在全国范围内被接受为ECE教育者的基本资格。自20世纪70年代初CDA项目创建以来,公共资助的早期教育项目的扩大以及对解决幼儿发展和教育成果持续差距的项目的期望不断提高,正在改变有关教育工作者资格的政策辩论。新的学位要求和课程质量标准对该领域提出了重大挑战,因为该领域的历史标准不同,薪酬低,劳动力技能低,高等教育经验有限。尽管有这些变化,CDA认证过程中所包含的能力仍然是新的州和联邦能力框架和职业路径系统的基础,为劳动力提供了明确的高等教育学位步骤。
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