Family & Community Relationship Flashcards
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A family asks a provider to keep a secret from the other parent following a separation. The provider should:
Answer: Explain the program's policy on sharing information with all legally authorized guardians
Providers must follow program confidentiality and custody policies, which typically require sharing information with all legally authorized guardians.
A child care program is hosting a parent education night on child development. To maximize attendance from working families, the program should:
Answer: Offer the event in the evening, provide childcare, and send bilingual reminders
Evening timing, childcare provision, and bilingual outreach remove common barriers that prevent working and diverse families from attending.
Which of the following is a primary indicator that a family-provider relationship is based on MUTUAL RESPECT?
Answer: Families and providers openly share information, concerns, and successes without judgment
Mutual respect is characterized by open, honest, non-judgmental communication that flows in both directions.
A provider is creating a resource guide for families. Which step should be taken to ensure the guide remains useful over time?
Answer: Review and update the guide regularly to ensure contact information and services are current
Regular review ensures that resource guides remain accurate and that families are directed to services that are still available and appropriate.
How does community engagement MOST directly benefit a child care program?
Answer: It strengthens the program's support network and provides families with additional resources and opportunities
Community engagement builds a broader network of support that extends services and opportunities available to children and families beyond what the program alone can offer.
When a provider contacts a community agency on behalf of a family, which ethical principle MUST be followed?
Answer: The provider must obtain the family's informed written consent before sharing any identifying information
Sharing identifying family information with outside agencies requires prior informed written consent to protect family privacy and confidentiality.
A provider wants to invite a local librarian to the center to promote early literacy. This is BEST described as an example of:
Answer: Community partnership to enhance programming
Inviting community professionals to contribute to the program's services is a classic example of building community partnerships to enrich child development.