Find the missing number.
68+37+1000+_____+11=1,559
443
You go to talk to a parent about a participant's behavior and the parent doesn't take it lightly. He/she goes off on you. What do you do?
Remain calm and reassure them that your intentions were to not upset them.
If you feel yourself about to blow up, give them your supervisors number and walk away.
What is the correct ratio for chest compressions to rescue breaths?
30 to 2
What 3 items do parents need to submit to have their registration packet complete?
1. Birth Certificate
2. Last Report Card
3. Photo I.D for parent and for anyone else who will be picking up their child/children
Which one of the 3 SEL Signature Practices should be done at the beginning of program?
Welcoming Ritual
Overtime rate is time and a half. Your current hourly rate is $14 per hour. What is your overtime rate?
$21
True or False. A parent wants to speak to your manager. The number you give them is 214.738.8124.
False. The number you give them is 214.670.8039
What are the 3 C's of responding to an emergency?
Check, Call, Care
Who can attend a CDBG Summer Camp?
-DISD Students
-Ages 6-12 (6yr old MUST have completed their year of Kinder to register)
What are the 3 SEL Signature Practices?
1. Welcoming Ritual
2. Engaging Communication (Brain Breaks, transitions)
3. Optimistic Closure
True or False
Time sheets are due every Tuesday.
False. They are due every other Monday.
A child with ADHD has a meltdown. The participant is kicking, screaming, and banging their head on the wall. What do you do?
1. Stay Calm
Do not esculate the situation (power struggle) or match theri energy. It will make them more emotional ex:"Stop crying or you're going to sit out" "Stop that before I call your mom"
2. When talking calmly isn't enough, use breathing techniques. Ex: Belly breathing, Star breathing, expanding sphere, etc.
Co-regulate = You as the staff initiates a conversation with a calming tool. Ex: Glitter jar- Explain to them how their mind is like the bottle. The glitter in the jar are their thoughts and emotions going everywhere, When their minds are all shaken up with these thoughts and emotions they can't see or think clearly. Once the glitter settles, they can. With practice, co-regulating will then lead to self regulating.
After finding someone who is unresponsive, has a pulse but does not appear to be breathing, you find you are unable to give them CPR, what do you do next?
Repeat the head tilt/chin lift maneuver and attempt the breath again
On the waiver page, what HAS to be signed and what DOEASNT have to be signed?
Everything must me initialed EXCEPT the release of photography/Video/Audio
You realize that your group is losing focus(rowdy/not listening/ playing around while you are facilitating), what do you do? and what do you NOT do?
Unnecessary Action: yell at them, tell them to be quiet, ignore it and keep going on with the activity
Should do: Do an attention getter, do a brain break, have a talk about what needs to be done / discuss expectation as a group
Complete the time sheet.
Evan Morales:
wed=5.5 thurs=8.3 mon=8.0 tues=3.7 =25.5
Stacy Burns
wed=8.3 thurs=8.3 tues=8.5 =25.1
Amanda Hugankiss
wed=7.3 thurs=7.5 mon=7.8 tues=8.0=30.6
STACY NEEDS TO SIGN THE TIME SHEET.
A participant isn't looking too good. You suspect heat exhaustion. What do you do?
After finding an unresponsive child, yelling for help, and confirming the child isn't breathing what would be your next course of action?
Deliver 30 chest compression
When does a parent need to put "NA" or "none" on an application?
On the Medical/Health/Behavioral Wavier page if their child/children have no allergies, medication or behavioral problems.
We try our best to use restorative practices when it coms to consequences, but what actions call for an immediate suspension or dismissal from program?
Putting hands on each other, Fighting, Cursing someone out, talking nasty,
If
1=3
2=3
3=5
4=4,
Then, 6=?
3, because "6"has three letters
A participant has fallen off the slide and you think he/she might have a concussion. Name at least 5 symptoms to look out for.
1. Headache 2. Dizziness/balance problems 3. sensitivity to light 4. vomiting 5. blurred vision 6. sensitivity to noise 7. can't concentrate 8. numbness/tingling in any part of the body 9.can't remember events before or after injury
What are the 5 steps of performing CPR?
Is the application complete?
yes or no
Role Play:
You notice your group is constantly talking negative to each other. You sit them down to have a talk. What questions do you ask and what competencies do you hit on?
Was the discussion a success?
yes or no