Developmentally Appropriate Transition Practices (Nv)

1. One ______________ can be harmful to a child’s well-being.

Disruption

Argument

Bad grade

Nightmare

2. Changing who’s caring for you and the way you’re being cared for can be ___________ at any age.

Stressful

Unlikely

Powerful

Calming

3. When young children are told that they are moving, they usually blame their closest friends for the move.

True

False

4. Initial visits should be conducted with _________ and future caregivers.

Current

Biological grandparents

Teachers

Mentors

5. Buying time, ________________ and explaining to the child what’s happening, are all key points to remember about transitions.

Encouraging contact between caregivers

Being Rigid

Sharing contact information

Refraining from being flexible

6. Separation from an attachment figure usually causes very little distress, but the presence of their peers can be comforting.

True

False

7. When discussing 'transitions' in child welfare, all of the following are examples EXCEPT:

Going to a new psychiatrist

Coming into care

Placement changes while in care

Returning back home

8. Erik, who was the young adult in the video clip that was played, described experiencing which of the following,

All options are correct

He was lied to by his Case Manager.

He was forced to leave his foster home due to stealing.

He was starved.

9. The four C’s of Transitions are _____________, continuity, clarity and communication

Collaboration

Couples

Care

Character

10. Young people need safe, secure and ___________ relationships to thrive.

Sustained

Real

Structured

Faith-based