; and (ii) providing rewards or sanctions for individual children or teachers. (B) Results The Secretary shall not use the results of a single such assessment as the sole method for assessing program effectiveness or making agency funding determinations at the national, regional, or local level under this title. (d) Monitoring of local prime sponsors and child care and early learning programs The Secretary, in consultation with representatives of child care and early learning programs, Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations, parents and family members of children in such programs, teachers and other staff in such programs, and with experts in the fields of early childhood education and development, family services, and program management, shall establish and implement monitoring procedures for prime sponsors and their child care and early learning programs (which may be based on the Head Start program monitoring procedures described in section 641A(c) of the Head Start Act ( 42 U.S.C. 9836a(c) ), and the monitoring procedures being implemented for the military child care program)— (1) to determine whether prime sponsors meet standards described in subsection (a)(1) established under this title with respect to program, administrative, financial management, and other requirements; and (2) in order to help the prime sponsors identify areas for improvement and areas of strength as part of their ongoing self-assessment process. (e) Corrective action for prime sponsors (1) Determination If the Secretary determines, on the basis of a review pursuant to subsection (d), that a prime sponsor designated pursuant to this title fails to meet the standards described in subsection (a)(1), the Secretary shall— (A) inform the prime sponsor of the deficiencies that shall be corrected and identify the assistance to be provided consistent with paragraph (3)