|
Term(s) |
How it's used |
What it really
means: |
|
Social |
Children learn to be more "social"
in daycare. |
Not only do children learn such "social
skills" as kicking, biting, hitting and scratching; they also learn
negative 'peer pressure':
|
|
Stimulating environment |
Daycare provides children with a "stimulating
environment" |
Daycare is noisy, undisciplined
atmosphere. |
| Teacher |
Our staff consists of highly
qualified teachers. |
Daycare
workers (also known as "child care practitioners") are referred to as "teachers", not minimum-wage babysitters, so parents
will think of daycare as "school". |
| Tuition |
Our daycare's tuition is
competitive... |
About 1/4
what parents pay a regular babysitter when they go out. |
