Children And Family Chapters 10 14 Jeopardy Template

Teenage Pregnancy Chapt 10	Foster Care	Adoption	Residential	Future
100 What is the historical Prospective ? Title IX Economic support Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy	100 What are types of Foster Care Crisis home; family boarding; small group home; specialized foster home; kinship care	100 What are the issues of adoption No Follow-Up Services No Assurance of Confidentiality Insufficient Information about the Child Legal Aspects of Adoption Are Not as Clear-Cut	100 What types of residential care Supervised Independent Living Programs Community-Based group homes Residential Treatment Centers (R T C s)	100 What are the issues of children's health? Health care would benefit from a proactive state of mind Poor families who are ineligible for Medicaid may have trouble paying medical fees A variety of health problems threaten children
200 What are the prevention programs for Sexual Antecedents? Primary Prevention Programs Abstinence Education Silver Ring Thing Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative	200 What is involved as a foster parent Recruitment Homestudy and Training Placement and Follow-Up Stresses of Being a Foster Parent Foster Parents as Part of the Team	200 What are the reasons for adoption Voluntary Surrender Abandonment Termination of Parental Rights	200 What are components of residential setting Residential Houseparents Level System Educational Clinical	200 What are the issues of children's learning Barriers to Learning Some school learning goes beyond reading, writing, and math Children also come to school with a variety of barriers to learning
300 How teenagers make decisions about child rearing? Values, expectations, beliefs Ambivalence Accessibility and perspective regarding Contraception	300 What do foster care worker do Homefinder; family resource specialist Case management Caseworkers work with birth parents, foster parents, and foster children	300 What are the home study process of adoption The Homestudy Motivation Stability of the Relationship Age Physical and emotional health Financial stability	300 What issues of crisis in residential setting Lack of Sufficient Structure Competitive situations Contact with family	300 What trainings should workers have Child development Interviewing (especially as it applies to children) Child welfare services
400 What are prevention programs for NON sexual antecedents? Early Childhood Programs Head Start Abecedarian Project Youth Development Programs	400 What are the political influences of foster care? Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act The Multiethnic Placement Act of 1994	400 What are the feelings of birth mother during adoption? Feeling that they lack control Feeling inadequate Feeling stigmatized by the community	400 What are the types of termination of residential setting Return Home Placement in a Foster Home or a Less Restrictive Environment Placement in a More Restrictive Setting	400 What is important for case workers to be efficient at their job Cultural diversity Computer skills Training and Supervision
500 What are three sets of teenagers Young teens (ages ten to fourteen) middle teens (ages fifteen to seventeen) Older teens (ages eighteen and nineteen)	500 What is future of foster care Permanency Planning and Family Preservation Training and Professionalization of Foster Parents Attention to Special Populations in Foster Care More Complex Demands of Foster Care Provision Increased Attention to Aging Out	500 What access to information? Closed Fully Disclosed Mediated	500 What are some of the staff in residential setting Residential Staff Housemothers or houseparents Educational Staff Clinical Staff	500 What do children in poverty require They require financial backing, creativity, and compassion

Children and Family Chapters 10 -14

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