Engaging Dads (KY)

1. 83% of children who are considered low-income are considered to be at a higher risk of dropping out of high school if the child is unable to read proficiently by the end of 3rd grade.

True

False

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2. All of the following are benefits of active involvement by a father and/or father figure EXCEPT:

Poorer grades

Increased motivation

Increased ability to l earn

More creativity

3. Teenage pregnancy is 7 times more likely when _______________________.

A father figure is not present in a child’s life

A child doesn’t have an involved father however has a strong male role model in their life

Teenage pregnancy is not correlated with father engagement

4. What is one of the hidden benefits of engaging in a father-focused support such as All Pro Dads?

Fathers get the opportunity to learn without the sense of being lectured how to be a better parent

Free breakfast once a month

There are no benefits other than to have fun

There are no benefits to fathers, just the kids

5. In an example discussed in the training, the father increased the bond he had with his children by doing this for 15 minutes with each child every day:

Reading

Cooking

Driving

Eating

6. All of the following are reasons why a father should be engaged with their child EXCEPT:

Increased risk of poverty

Risk for High school dropout or failure is decreased

Likelihood of being incarcerated is less likely

Decrease the risk for teenage pregnancy

7. In active threat trainings for schools, what was identified about the attitude of fathers who enter a school?

They are treated as threats

There is no difference between mothers and fathers

They are usually not allowed on campus

They are only allowed to bring their child their lunchbox

8. Only fathers are encouraged to engage in All Pro Dads

This statement is true, as there are plenty of opportunities for moms and other role models

This is false, as all other male only role models are also invited as well

This is true, as this is a program for biological fathers only

9. What was one way that the training discussed that a father could engage with a child one time a month that would encourage a healthy bond and relationship between a father and child?

Picking them up from school

Bring them lunch to school

Buy them things

10. If a father just askes his child everyday how their day was and what did they do, that despite the response, it improves the relationship between a father and child.