Effective Advocacy Training (Oh)
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- 1.
The role of the Guardian ad Litem does NOT include ___________.
- A.
Advocating for the child
- B.
Reporting to the Court
- C.
Mentoring the child
- D.
Ensuring the child achieves permanency
Correct Answer
C. Mentoring the child -
- 2.
In order to take action, the Guardian ad Litem needs to remain ____________.
- A.
Non-reactive
- B.
Passive
- C.
Sensitive
- D.
Understanding
Correct Answer
A. Non-reactive -
- 3.
The Guardian ad Litem can gather information by ___________.
- A.
Reviewing case records
- B.
Talking to the child and caregiver
- C.
Talking to the parents
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 4.
The job of the Guardian ad Litem is to ______________.
- A.
Seek out and gather information
- B.
Hold onto factual information
- C.
Share confidential information
- D.
Wait for others to provide information
Correct Answer
A. Seek out and gather information -
- 5.
When you present information to the court, it is important that you __________.
- A.
Can provide evidence to support the information
- B.
Trust the person that told you the information
- C.
Make sure that the information is the truth
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
A. Can provide evidence to support the information -
- 6.
All children deserve to live in a safe and stable home ___________.
- A.
That provides a nurturing environment for the child
- B.
With two parents that can provide the child with everything they want
- C.
With parents that have strong family values
- D.
With caregivers that have no history of abuse or neglect
Correct Answer
A. That provides a nurturing environment for the child -
- 7.
Our personal attitudes and beliefs may lead us to draw conclusions about people before we even meet them.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 8.
‘Good enough parenting’ means that as long as the parent has taken all the classes required on the case plan, they are ‘good enough’ to parent their child.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 9.
When working with parents who have abused their children, one tip to remaining objective is to focus on __________.
- A.
The behavior of the parents and remember that people can change their behavior
- B.
How the parent dresses and keeps their home
- C.
The parents family values and their history of abuse
- D.
The relationships the parents enter into and how you can help them
Correct Answer
A. The behavior of the parents and remember that people can change their behavior -
- 10.
As information or fact gatherers, it is important to remember that _____________.
- A.
Perceptions are not facts
- B.
Allegations are not facts
- C.
Things you see are facts
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
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