Maintaining Children's Connections Quiz - Idaho CFS Training Portal

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It is important for the parent who is fostering or adopting to do all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Help the child maintain connections with siblings and extended family.
- Help the child make a clean break from their maltreating parents.
- Be inclusive of the ethnicity, culture, race, and community that the child brings with them.
- Get the child’s input on who to stay in touch with from their family.
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When it comes to maintaining connections with the child’s family it is important to keep in mind that:
- The sibling bond is often the most important and lifelong connection in a child’s life.
- Contact with the child’s parent(s) is only important if reunification is likely to occur.
- Abuse or neglect by the child’s parent makes their relationship with the child less important.
- Children will need to choose between their past, present and future families.
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All of the following are strategies to address barriers to communicating with a child’s parents, EXCEPT:
- Maintain an empathetic stance with the child’s parents.
- Arrange for other contacts such as letters, phone calls, FaceTime, texts, etc.
- Ask the caseworker, therapist, or other professional for assistance in mediating the relationship to improve communication.
- Decide that communicating is not worth the effort if the child’s parent cannot make it easy for you.
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When considering the complexities of maintaining connections for a child, a priority would be to:
- Find ways to empower the parent.
- Creatively explore possible ways to maintain connections for the child.
- Only do what is asked of you by the caseworker or required by the Court.
- Arrange for contact only with people you like.
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When maintaining connections, successful foster and adoptive parents demonstrate all of the following characteristics, EXCEPT:
- Appreciation for diversity/other worldviews.
- Self-awareness.
- Relationally oriented.
- Lack of a sense of humor.
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