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Supporting Continuous Quality Improvement in Family Child Care: A Peer Learning Group Session 5: Improving Outcomes for Children in Family Child Care:

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1 Supporting Continuous Quality Improvement in Family Child Care: A Peer Learning Group
Session 5: Improving Outcomes for Children in Family Child Care: Moving Forward Webinar: October 20, 2016 National Center on Early Childhood Quality Assurance

2 Improving Outcomes for Children in Family Child Care: Moving Forward
Insert Team Name/logo or Organizations in Collaborative Partnership

3 Our Team’s Goals or Priority Focus Areas For The Peer Learning Group

4 What We Have Learned from the Peer Learning Group

5 Next steps for moving forward with our goals for supporting family child care providers

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