Analytical Report Work Plan: Daycare in Covid 19 situation By Yuening Li and Yike Gao Statement of the Problem In an epidemic, the health and safety of a child is of utmost importance

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Analytical Report Work Plan: Daycare in Covid 19 situation

By Yuening Li and Yike Gao

Statement of the Problem

In an epidemic, the health and safety of a child is of utmost importance. Children often have a weak immune system, or are an effective carrier of a virus, so their wellbeing is not only critical for the child themselves but also their whole family. Thus, any facility which also takes care of children, must take these problems into consideration.

 

Purpose

The purpose of the upcoming report is to introduce how to keep the daycare environment clean and sanitary, and deal with some special circumstances in the epidemic.

 

Scope and Limitations

We are preparing this report because Covid-19 impacts the lives of everyone in daycare, such as parents, kids, and teachers. All the parents are worried about their children’s health because of the outbreak of the epidemic. The report will focus on analysis of recommendation and studies as it related to reopening child care facilities and maintaining proper hygiene.

 

Source and Method of Data Collection

We will collect sources and information from government and some organization websites for example, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Cal Matters.

 

Background

“California child care sites have reported to the state 12032 cases of Covid 19 and 30 related deaths since the pandemic began.” (Aguilera, 2021) Parents have to work, they don’t have enough time to take care of their children. Additionally, children need to go to daycare and study social skills. “However, cases have been rising steadily in children since the beginning of the pandemic.” (Emily, 2020)

 

Audience Analysis

Our target audience for this report will be daycare providers and parents of children in daycare facilities.

 

Preliminary Outline

• Executive Summary (overview and summary of the report briefly)

• Problems
• Purpose
• Solutions
• Recommendations

 

• Introduction

• Purpose

• Why are we writing this report
• What will be covered in this report
• The effects of daycare due to Covid-19 situation

• Background

• The importance of daycare to parents and children
• Why do kids go to daycare

• Sources and methods of data collection

• Evidence to support ideas and issues
• Related to online sources

• Scope

• Focus on analysis the recommendations and importance

• Report organization

• Transition to the body
• How is this report organized

 

• Body

• The importance of maintaining safety and sanitary for children
• Sanitation

• Keep the daycare sanitary (Tableware, baby room, and bath room)
• Wearing masks and daily disinfection

• Regular inspection

• Let all daycares to follow the guideline from CDC
• Control the number of kids and keep social distance

• Increase fund

• Improve childcare facilities to meet the reopening standards

 

• Conclusion

• Summarize the issues of daycare during Covid-19
• The three methods of keeping children more safe
• Recommendations

 

Schedule of tasks

Tasks	Due Dates	Assigned to
Choose topic	04/08/2021	Yuening; Yike
Share list of potential sources	04/09/2021	Yuening;Yike
Review outline (GoogleDoc)	04/10/2021	Yuening; Yike
Work plan due	04/11/2021	Yuening; Yike
Introduce	04/16/2021	Yuening
Body	04/16/2021	Yike
Conclusion/References	04/20/2021	Yuening
Recommendations	04/22/2021	Yike
Executive Summary	04/22/2021	Yuening; Yike
Fist draft due	04/25/2021	Yuening; Yike
Apply revisions and submit final draft	04/28/2021	Yuening; Yike

 

References

Aguilera, Elizabeth. (2021, March 4). More than 12,000 coronavirus cases have been reported at California child care centers. Retrieved April 11, 2021 from: https://calmatters.org/children-and-youth/2021/03/coronavirus-california-child-care-centers/

 

Emily, S. (2020, Oct. 22) Can I safely send my kid to daycare?  We asked the experts. Retrieved April 11, 2021 from: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2020/10/22/parenting/day-care-safe-covid.amp.html