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September/October CEU Quiz
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According to the article ”Making the Transition Back to School” on page 8, which of the following are among the tips for preparing children to return to school?(Choose all that apply.)
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Schedule playdates before school starts so they're ready for socialization.
Form routines that make days predictable.
Set a homework schedule.
Focus on an unhurried lifestyle for both parents and children.
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According to the column "The Early Years" on page 23, which of the following are ways families can support children's learning in both remote and in-person learning? (Choose all that apply)
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Walk away when you get frustrated.
Do your child's school work for them.
Incorporate learning throughout your everyday routines and activities.
Limit screen time.
According to the article "Identity in foster Care" on page 34, which of the following are strategies for addressing identity? (Choose all that apply.)
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Talk to your child about who they want to become.
Be intentional about how you define your roles in public and how much information you disclose to others.
Build a lifebook so your child knows their story.
Examine the language you use in describing yourself and other people who participate in the journey.
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According to the article "Invisible Need of Children in Kinship Care" on page 36, what are some things that should be done to support kinship caregivers? (Choose all that apply)
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Inquire if there are local support groups for kinship parents.
They should be provided financial assistance.
Find a group for other children growing up in kinship care.
Take the children to reading time at the library frequently.
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According to the article “Kinship Care on page 40, how can kinship caregivers provide children on a path to healing? (Choose all that apply.)
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Seek therapeutic intervention soon after the child arrives.
Make time for self-care.
Keep the children involved in a lot of activities.
Assure the child that their parent still loves them but is not able to keep them safe and healthy.
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What are some things you're doing to address the needs of youth in your care who have modified learning plans?
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