Primary data is first hand data which involves diary entries, interviews, surveys, and questionnaires. Secondary data is second hand information which is collected from books, Internet, journals and articles.
What is primary and secondary data and what are some examples?
100
A biological parent is a parent who has provided the genetic material, either sperm or ovum, to create a foetus.
What is a biological parent?
100
People with a long term illness
What is chronically ill people?
200
The process of choosing the people, place and time to collect primary data. Random, systematic, cluster, stratified, or convenience.
What is sampling? Provide 1 example of a sampling method?
200
Democratic, authoritarian, permissive/ indulgent and negligence.
What are the four different styles of parenting?
200
A person who raises a child/children without a partner ?
What is a sole parent
300
Bibliography is details of all the resources used within your IRP whereas an appendix is a range of all the primary data collected e.g. Surveys, interviews, questionnaires.
What is the difference between bibliography and the appendix? And what do each consist of
300
Sole parents, adoptive parents, gay or lesbian parents, paid carers , surrogate parents.
What are the types of caring or parenting relationships?
300
11, security and safety, housing, education, health, access to services, since of identity, self esteem, employment, financial support.
How many needs are there and name them ?
400
To prepare a case study you must use multiple sources of information such as interviews and observations. They are useful in achieving a deep analysis of a certain situation.
How do you prepare a case study?
400
IVF (in vitro fertilisation) is a process by which an egg is fertilised by sperm outside the body.
GIFT (gamete intranet-Fallopian transfer) which is eggs are combined with a fresh sperm sample, they are returned to the Fallopian tubes which fertilisation may occur
What does IVF and GIFT stand for and what does it mean?
400
Education: youth from socially economically disadvantaged background will qualify for you allowance which will assist them to complete their studies.
What are the factors affecting access to resources for socioeconomic ally disadvantaged people
500
The project plan, project diary , and the final product which is based and independent research derived from the the students own work
What are the 3 major section\ tasks in the IRP and what does it consist of ?
500
A non taxable, income tested payment of $5000 per eligible child paid in 13 fortnightly instalments.
What is the baby bonuses and how much is it worth?
500
Under the education amendment bill 2009 (NSW) school attendance is compulsory until the young person is involved in training or in an apprenticeship.
What are the government policies and regulations for youth?