Count Me In - To Be Inspired: Relationships/Partnerships Needed To Work With Teens (Oh)
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- 1.
How can the child welfare agency, from the view of a teen, do a better job as a whole?
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Realizing whose emotions are involved
- C.
Working as a team
- D.
Better Communication
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 2.
Why is it important for the child welfare agency and birthparents to have open communication?
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Helps keep birth parents informed on their children in care
- C.
Helps make birthparents feel important
- D.
Helps birth parents stay focused on case plan
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 3.
There should never be communication between a birth family and foster family?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 4.
As a teen in foster care what is one of the biggest roadblocks?
- A.
Multiple placement changes
- B.
To many kids in the home when placed
- C.
Seeing birth family to much
- D.
High school
Correct Answer
A. Multiple placement changes -
- 5.
Teen foster care is always hard and never rewarding.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 6.
As teens age out of foster care, how can we prepare them?
- A.
Teach them by guiding them and giving them resources
- B.
Tell them what choices to make
- C.
Hope their Case Worker will put in the work
- D.
Hope they learned all they needed to because now they are 18
Correct Answer
A. Teach them by guiding them and giving them resources -
- 7.
Why is it important to allow birth families and Foster parents to communicate?
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Brings comfort to the parent
- C.
Helps foster parent to understand child or children better
- D.
Helps children see everyone working as a team
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 8.
To be a successful foster parent to a teenager you need to be _______.
- A.
Willing to put kids first
- B.
Demanding
- C.
Authoritative
- D.
Comfortable
Correct Answer
A. Willing to put kids first -
- 9.
Birth parents may not always see the effects of their choices. How may they feel right after their child is removed?
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Angry
- C.
Resentment
- D.
Confused
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 10.
What kind of support can the “team” -those who are involved in the case- give Foster parents and birth parents?
- A.
Sounding board, someone we can vent to and voice concerns
- B.
Jobs
- C.
Money
- D.
Resources
Correct Answer
A. Sounding board, someone we can vent to and voice concerns -
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