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NJ definition of abuse
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infliction or allowing to be inflicted with physical injury which causes or creates a substantial risk of death, serious disfigurement, impairment of physical or emotional health or impairment of the function of any bodily organ to a child under 18 by a parent, guardian or caretaker
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what are the types of abuse?
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physical abuse
sexual abuse psychological & emotional abuse |
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what dose DYFS stand for
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Division of Youth & Family Services
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What dose DYFS do?
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protects vulnerable children from abuse, neglect or exploitation and supports family preservation
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what is the largest adoption agency in NJ?
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DYFS
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where would a person report any suspicion of child abuse?
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DYFS
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failure to report suspect abuse will result in what?
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*A disorderly person charge
*A fine up to $1000 *Up to 6 mo in jail once reported you are imune from criminal or civil liability |
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what is protective custody
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hospital employees and doctors who suspect abuse are required to hold the child until DYFS arrives (will not be held liable)
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what is Bronfenbrenner's model of ecology state?
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ecology involves interrelationships between humans and their environments, including the consequent psychological, social and cultural processes over time.
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what are Bronfenbrenner's four basic structures?
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microsystem, meosystem, exosystem and macrosystem
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Micro system refers to what?
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activities and relationships with significant others experienced by a developing person in a particuler small setting such as family, school, peer group or community.
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define meosystem
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consists of linkages and interrelationships between two or more of a developing persons microsystems. ex: the family and the school.
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what is socialization
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the process by which individuals accuire the knoledge, skills and character traits that emable them to participate as effective members of groups and socioty ex: Help your brother button his jacket. Friends- naccept or reject you baised on if you conform to their values.
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members of the child study team:
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guidance counsler, psychologists, social worker, principal, speech teacher, learning disabilities teacher consultant
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LDTC stands for what
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learning disabilities teacher consultant
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child study team evaluation includes:
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standadardized tests, functional assessment of academic performance and, where appropriate behavior
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standardized tests must be:
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individually administered, valid and reliable, normed on a representative population, scored as either standard score with standard deviation or norm referenced sourses with a cutoff score
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IDEA stands for what
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individuals with disabilities act
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what does IDEA require?
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that the school along with the parents and other professionals develop an IEP for each student with a learning disability.
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IEP stands for what?
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individual education program
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what is an IEP
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a written plan developed to explain the students needs and serve as the guide for program implementation
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who are the IEP team members
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student, reg ed teacher, school system rep, spec ed teachter, a person who can interpret evaluation results, others with knoledge or special expeertise about child, parents, transition services agency rep
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what dose LRE stand for?
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least restrictive environment
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describe LRE
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when the child is put in a regular classroom setting (with aide or xtra test time) then depending on progress they move into more restrictive settings as needed.
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mainstreeming vs. inclusion
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mainstreeming is when a portion of the students day is spent outside the gen ed classroom.
inclusion is when a student is compleatly included in a gen ed program. |
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guidelines for child supervision
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*cannot lock a child in or out
*no hazardous things around child must express no fear of being alone *know when rents will be home *must know how to call 911 *child under 6 supervised by a child over 12 *never leave a child under 8 alone * ages 9-13 should be assessed if resppnsible enough |
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what is ADHD
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a hyper disorder that includes: acting before thinking, being very active,difficulty paying attention
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what are the two types of ADHD
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inattentive and hyperactive
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describe the inattentive type of ADHD
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difficulty focusing or staying on task or activity. Lack of organization, gets distracted easily
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describe the hyperactive type of ADHD
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very active, acts without thinking. constantly running around, fidgets.
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What does ODD stand for
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oppositional defient disorder
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symptoms of ODD
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*cant follow rules
* seen as "bad" or "delinqunt" * usually occurs in boys under ten |
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contributing factos to ODD
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*brain damage
*child abuse * school failure *traumatic life experiance |
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signs and symptoms of ODD
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*aggression to people and animals
*initites physical fights *forces sexual activity *used weapon to cause serious harm *destruction of property *runs away *serious violation of rules |
