Childcare Family & Community Relationships 2

Question 1

Which of the following is an example of a community resource a childcare provider might share with a family?

Accepted Answer

A local early intervention program for children with developmental delays

Answer

The provider's personal cell phone number

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Information about the provider's side business

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A list of competing childcare centers

Question 2

The IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) ensures that children with disabilities in the US have the right to:

Accepted Answer

Receive a free and appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment

Answer

Attend only specialized private schools

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Be excluded from childcare centers for the safety of other children

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Be assessed only by their pediatrician

Question 3

An Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) is developed for:

Accepted Answer

Infants and toddlers (birth–3) with developmental delays and their families

Answer

Children ages 6–12 with learning disabilities

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Preschoolers with behavioral challenges only

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All children enrolled in Head Start

Question 4

When a childcare provider suspects a child is experiencing food insecurity at home, the most appropriate action is to:

Accepted Answer

Quietly provide extra food and discreetly share information about local food assistance programs

Answer

Discuss the family's finances during pickup

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Report the family to child protective services immediately

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Tell other staff members about the family's situation

Question 5

Head Start programs in the US are specifically designed to serve:

Accepted Answer

Low-income children and families from birth to age 5

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All preschool-aged children regardless of income

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Children with diagnosed disabilities only

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Gifted and talented preschoolers

Question 6

The philosophy of 'family-centered care' in early childhood means:

Accepted Answer

The family is recognized as the constant in the child's life and is the primary decision-maker

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The childcare center makes all decisions about the child

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Families are consulted only during annual conferences

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Care decisions are made by specialists without family input