Supervised Visitation: Foster Parents Supervising Visits And Coparenting (Nv)
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True or False: Effective Co-parenting supports the goal of reunification:
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True
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False
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Which of the following is a fear that Biological parents have about the foster parents:
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The Foster parents will mistreat their children
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The Foster parents will sabotage the case to adopt the children
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The children will love the foster parents and not want to return to their bio family
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All choices are correct
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
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Behaviors from children following visits can be due to:
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They miss their parents
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They may blame their foster parents
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They cannot express their feelings
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All choices are correct
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
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Which example is not a way discussed to ease a child’s trauma:
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Talk positively about the biological parents
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Increase predictability and consistency of visits
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Allow the child to stay connected with biological family and other significant parties
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Have the child participate in court proceedings
Correct Answer
A. Have the child participate in court proceedings -
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Foster parents supervising visits support:
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Co-parenting
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Case plan compliance
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Adoption goals of caregivers
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Transition plans
Correct Answer
A. Co-parenting -
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It is best to discuss case plan progress:
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During supervised visits
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After visits when children are not present
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With children present
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All choices are correct
Correct Answer
A. After visits when children are not present -
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True or False: The training discusses the metaphor of a triangle in which the three points represent the child, the biological family and the case manager.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. False -
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Foster parents should first communicate any problems or issues that occurred during the visit with:
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The biological parent
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The case manager
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The Foster Parent’s mentor
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The Foster Parent Association President
Correct Answer
A. The biological parent -
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The presentation discusses the following technique when discussing concerns with the bio parent:
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W-I-N
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Seek first to understand
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Group meetings with agency staff
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A-S-K
Correct Answer
A. W-I-N -
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The best time to prepare and plan the visits is:
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During the Icebreaker meeting
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At the first visit
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At the Case planning conference
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During the monthly home visit with the case manager
Correct Answer
A. During the Icebreaker meeting -
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