Parenting and Caring
An alternative living arrangement for children whose parents are temporarily unable to care for them in the family home.
What is fostering?
Refers to the consistency of measurement
What is reliability?
Fairness and having equal opportunity to access resources and services
What is equity?
To meet specific needs, economic, value and status
What is the reasons people work?
Identify
What is recognise and name
One who has parental responsibility for a child they do not share a genetic relationship with.
What is a social parent?
Refers to measurement that accurately reflects what it was intended to measure
What is Validity?
Characteristics of the individual
What is Age, Gender, level of education, Culture, First Language spoken, type of disability and socioeconomic status?
Patterns of work? (7)
What is- full-time, part-time, job share, casual, permanent, temporary/contract, self-employed, shift work, voluntary, seasonal, working remotely
Outline
What is Sketch in general terms?
Satisfying the specific needs of the dependant, Building a positive relationship and Promoting the wellbeing of the dependant
What are the roles of parents and carers?
Secondary research method involving a search and evaluation of existing information on a particular topic.
What is a Literature Review
Opening hours, confidentiality, location and staffing
What are aspects of the service?
Legislation, work conditions, trade unions, workplace culture, leave entitlements and flexible work patterns and practice
What are workplace structures?
Explain
What is relate cause and effect?
Healthcare, Education, Financial support, Child care, Respite and Counselling
What are types of services provided through formal support?
A sampling method that involves choosing one number at random and then every 10th unit after this random start
What is systematic random sampling?
Satisfaction of needs and Access to services.
What are issues of concern?
Negotiating and sharing roles, managing resources, using technology, accessing support and utilising workplace structures.
What are individual strategies for managing multiple roles?
Describe
What is provide characteristics and features?
Dependants have little input into decision making. Often strict rules that the children must abide by and consequences for those who do the wrong thing.
What is a Authoritarian?
To advance knowledge, increase understanding, educate others and inform practice.
What is the purpose of research?
Advocacy
What is speaking up for human rights and drawing attention to specific needs and concerns?
Social factors leading to changing work patterns
What is- education/retraining, technology, employment/unemployment, perceptions of gender, family circumstances, including structural change, government policy, economics. (EGG FEET)
Analyse
What is identify components and the relationship between them?