March/April CEU

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March/April CEU

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1. According to the article ”I Thought You’d Never Ask”on page 16, which of the following are among theways you can transform your interactions with youth?(Choose all that apply.) *

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To have meaningful conversation, you’ll need to search for things that exist below the surface of or behavior parts of their life.

Ask open-ended questions.

Build communication over a pick-up basketball game, board game or other fun activity.

The foundation of meaningful conversation is built from questions asked through careful listening.

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2. According to the column “The Early Years” on page19, how can you maximize core caregiving principlesin your baby’s network of caregivers? (Choose all that apply.) *

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Address disagreements without your baby present.

Provide consistent, nurturing and responsive caregiving.

Attend counseling together.

Create a written log for communication.

3. According to the article “Caring for Kids Who Don’tLook Like Me”on page 20, what advice does the writergive for caring for kids of a diff erent race or culture?(Choose all that apply.) *

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Move to a more diverse community.

Find role models and mentors for your children.

Be proactive in discussing race and culture.

Enroll in college classes that focus on diversity.

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4. According to the column “Foster Movement” on page26, which of the following are among the reasons toshare credit and successes with other organizations?(Choose all that apply.) *

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Sharing credit is just good Christian-like behavior.

Sharing credit strengthens your allies.

Sharing credit is like keeping your enemies close.

Sharing credit tells the truth.

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5. According to the article “Modeling Feelings for Boys”on page 42, which of the following are among thestrategies to help boys express their emotions? (Chooseall that apply.) *

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Build feeling expressions into our day-to-day activities.

Create a time-out space for your child to safely express emotions.

Recognize that whether we feel happy or sad, we have a choice in how we show others how we feel.

Know as a parent, mother or father, you have a career in modeling.

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6. What are some lifeskills you teach the kids in yourcare every day? *

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