Question
10. Stricter standards intended to improve the health and safety of children in early childhood settings may
instead put some children at higher risk because (1 point)implementing more rigorous safety standards tends to increase the cost of care.
children engage in more risky behaviors in response to rigorous safety standards.
teachers would have to spend too much time implementing more rigorous standards.
in-home child care providers would no longer voluntarily comply with standards
instead put some children at higher risk because (1 point)implementing more rigorous safety standards tends to increase the cost of care.
children engage in more risky behaviors in response to rigorous safety standards.
teachers would have to spend too much time implementing more rigorous standards.
in-home child care providers would no longer voluntarily comply with standards
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Ms. Sue
And your answer iw?
Ms. Sue
I agree.
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Ms. Sue
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