Leadership In Working with Families
The activities create a warm atmosphere which help you get acquainted.
What are icebreakers?
Spain
Where did home visiting originate?
The first steps that must be taken before a child is tested to determine his/her educational needs
What is contacting the parents?
the physical or mental injury, sexual abuse, negligent treatment or maltreatment of a child under the age of 18
What is child abuse and neglect?
The rights in the United States based on
Bill of Rights and the Constitution.
The role of someone who states his/her position in a positive manner
Characteristics effective home visitors should have
What are good listening and communication skills?
Every child receiving special education have to ensure that her academic and behavioral needs are met
What is an IEP?
What the largest type of abuse in the United States
What is neglect?
someone that has the intrinsic quality of being truly motivated to help children
What is a child advocate
This type of leadership seeks to have complete power or control of an organization.
What is Autocratic leadership?
The most stable funding source for public schools.
What are local school boards
This is described as prohibiting intentional and/or unintentional discrimination on disabilities.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act?
The organization that works diligently to eradicate violence and abuse from the lives of children around the world?
What is UNICEF
people’s advocate in dealing with government
What is an Ombusdman?
In this style of leadership the leader seeks to meet the needs of others first, thus helping to empower and help
What Servant leadership?
Thees learning programs focus on the whole family and the family strengths.
What are family literacy programs ?
This neurological disorder includes repetitive, involuntary movements or tics. The average age of onset is 7 to 10 years of age.
What is Tourette's Syndrome?.
The people who report the most cases of child abuse and neglect
Who are educators?
creating greenspaces and opportunities for play for children
What is an advocacy topic
the name of the group formation when a group sits in a circle and discusses, while a larger circle surrounds the group
What is a concentric circle?
government grants (federal or state), private foundation awards, local school budgets
What are the three primary sources of funding for school-based programs
The Buckley Amendment also known as
What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act?
repeated, unprovoked, harmful actions by one child or children against another
What is bullying?
The part of the child that is considered to be most important.
What is the whole child.