Parenting For Permanency: Pre-service Training - Module 2 (CA)
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- 1.
Children and youth who come into the care of a Resource Family have experienced different levels of neglect, abuse and trauma. A Resource Family is responsible to provide children
- A.
With a safe home where they can grow and develop.
- B.
With room and board.
- C.
With a home that enforces strict boundaries and punishment.
- D.
With a place to go when they run away from their family of origin.
Correct Answer
A. With a safe home where they can grow and develop. -
- 2.
Children and youth with a history of multiple home placements
- A.
Tend to build a stronger network of friends and mentors.
- B.
Struggle with making long lasting relationships that are critical to well-being.
- C.
Become more independent and self-sufficient over time.
- D.
Gain excellent skills in navigating the foster care system
Correct Answer
B. Struggle with making long lasting relationships that are critical to well-being. -
- 3.
As a member of a professional team, a Resource Family provides ongoing support to help stabilize the relationship between children and their family of origin.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 4.
The central reason why children or youth enter the child welfare system is because
- A.
Their family of origin is poor.
- B.
There is high threat to the mental and physical safety of the child.
- C.
The child or youth wished to become emancipated from parents.
- D.
The child is unhappy in the home.
Correct Answer
B. There is high threat to the mental and physical safety of the child. -
- 5.
A Resource Family can choose to provide lifelong support if reunification with family of origin is not possible.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 6.
The purpose of concurrent planning is to
- A.
Develop primary and secondary options for legal permanency.
- B.
Serve as an ultimatum to the family of origin.
- C.
Prioritize a Resource Family home for legal guardianship.
- D.
Help social workers keep track of the weekly schedule of children in the home.
Correct Answer
A. Develop primary and secondary options for legal permanency. -
- 7.
Resource Family homes play an active role in
- A.
Ensuring Safety, Permanency and Well-being for children and families.
- B.
Working to increase the number of children in foster care.
- C.
Recruiting other foster parents to support the home in times of need.
- D.
Coordinating all communications between parents and children.
Correct Answer
A. Ensuring Safety, Permanency and Well-being for children and families. -
- 8.
How can a Resource Family home best support permanency planning?
- A.
Collaborating with a team to make safety and well-being plans.
- B.
Avoiding team conversations regarding hard to reach agreements.
- C.
Creating a zero-tolerance policy for children and youth.
- D.
Identifying other foster parents who can provide care.
Correct Answer
A. Collaborating with a team to make safety and well-being plans. -
- 9.
What are some ways a Resource Family can provide emotional permanency to children and families?
- A.
Being attentive and available during both favorable and difficult times.
- B.
Ignoring and avoiding hard to deal with feelings and situations.
- C.
Ensuring the children attend church services regularly.
- D.
Cutting off contact when children reunify to help them reconnect with biological parents.
Correct Answer
A. Being attentive and available during both favorable and difficult times. -
- 10.
Foster care is intended as a temporary living arrangement because it includes all of the following risks except
- A.
Fostering is not a long term legal commitment which may lead to children facing multiple placements
- B.
Foster parents can become too attached to the child.
- C.
Children with multiple placements are at greater risk to be stigmatized.
- D.
Placement changes interfere with the daily living and social emotional development of children.
Correct Answer
B. Foster parents can become too attached to the child. -
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