The Center for Parent Information and Resources does not assess or evaluate children for developmental delays.TrueFalse

The U.S. Department of Justice does not evaluate children for developmental disabilities.TrueFalse

As families move through the assessment and evaluation processes, do not change a child’s care routine and curriculum.TrueFalse

As a child care provider, you should always be on the lookout for signs of developmental delays and be aware of appropriate methods of dealing with children experiencing developmental delays.TrueFalse

Skilled child care professionals ignore observation and screening results that conflict with what they think about a child.TrueFalse

Educators are not required to identify or diagnose specific illnesses.TrueFalse