Co-parenting: An Introduction On Integration Into A Family Centered Practice Model (Oh)

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Even though it sounds good – co-parenting is not routine because:
- Birth parents can be seen as scary to foster parents
- Foster parents have historically not been included in the process
- It can take a lot of work initially for the care manager
- All choices are correct

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2.

Once a co-parenting agreement has been made it:
- Can change as circumstances change
- Is ineffective until ordered by the court
- Can not change
- Should be used to document case plan compliance
Correct Answer

A. Can change as circumstances change
3.

It is important for children to see the adults in their lives:
- Work together as partners
- Agree on everything
- Learn to argue without violence
- Avoid conflict and confrontation
Correct Answer

A. Work together as partners
4.

Co-parenting works when the participants ________________.
- Develop a relationship with each other
- Attend co-parenting training together
- Have the agreement ratified in court
- Relinquish power to each other
Correct Answer

A. Develop a relationship with each other
5.

Most birth parents can be easily engaged into co-parenting.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False
6.

At the heart of co-parenting is the:
- Child’s right to have a stable relationship with both parents
- Custodian’s right to enforce the rules in their home
- Non-custodial parent’s right to have visitation without restrictions
- Right of both parents to share responsibilities of parenting
Correct Answer

A. Child’s right to have a stable relationship with both parents
7.

While co-parenting was initially developed for divorced couples, it can be successfully applied in about ___________ of child welfare cases.
- 90%
- 75%
- 55%
- 35%
Correct Answer

A. 90%
8.

Co-parenting is:
- Derived from Italian Law
- Is legally mandated in Georgia and Alabama
- Is required for divorcing couples
- A new concept formulated in the United States
Correct Answer

A. Derived from Italian Law
9.

Which of the following will NOT be helpful in engaging birth parents in co-parenting?
- Remind them that they are the experts on their child
- Let them know that sharing information about their child will help the caregivers in caring for their child
- Encourage the caregiver to start with sending notes to the parent to let them know their child is safe
- Make co-parenting a part of the court ordered case plan
Correct Answer

A. Make co-parenting a part of the court ordered case plan
10.

When a child is removed from the home, the presenter considers even the _________ as a co-parent for a child.
- Case Manager
- Child’s therapist
- Governor
- All choices are correct
Correct Answer

A. All choices are correct

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Co-parenting: An Introduction On Integration Into A Family Centered Practice Model (Oh)

Even though it sounds good – co-parenting is not routine because:

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Once a co-parenting agreement has been made it:

It is important for children to see the adults in their lives:

Co-parenting works when the participants ________________.

Most birth parents can be easily engaged into co-parenting.

At the heart of co-parenting is the:

While co-parenting was initially developed for divorced couples, it can be successfully applied in about ___________ of child welfare cases.

Co-parenting is:

Which of the following will NOT be helpful in engaging birth parents in co-parenting?

When a child is removed from the home, the presenter considers even the _________ as a co-parent for a child.