Working with parents and others

​Quiz for 7th October

Multiple Choice

"challenging extremist (and non-violent) ideas that are also part of a terrorist ideology" refers to which legislation?

• Prevent Strategy

• Extremist Act

• The Children and Families Act

Multiple Choice

Which act stated 'The Welfare of the Child is Paramount'?

• The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

• The Children Act 1989

• The Education Act 2011

Multiple Choice

Which act emphasised the importance of multi-agency working?

• The Children Act 2004

• The General Data Protection Regulation Act 2018

• The Prevent Strategy 2015

Multiple Choice

A parent may be defined as

• all biological parents, whether they are married or not

• any person who, although not a biological parent, has parental responsibility for a child or young person – this could be an adoptive parent, foster parent, step-parent, guardian or other relative

• any person who, although not a biological parent and does not have parental responsibility, has care of a child or young person

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Which family structure is described here? 'Multiple members of the same family living in the same home and possibly co-raising a child/children.'

• Nuclear

• Extended

• Foster

• Blended

Multiple Choice

As a parent I emphasise obedience and control, with no explanation for why my children/young people should follow rules. What is my parenting style?

• Authoritative

• Authoritarian

• Permissive

• Uninvolved

Multiple Choice

Which family structure is described here? 'A combination of two separate families, with one or both parents having children from previous relationships.'

• Foster

• Blended

• Extended

• Single

Multiple Choice

As a parent I am heavily involved in every aspect of my children’s lives. What is my parenting style?

• Permissive

• Authoritarian

• Helicopter

• Instinctive

Open Ended

Define the term 'instinctive parenting'.

Open Ended

Analyse the effects of helicopter parenting on a child's development.

Open Ended

List reasons why being sensitive to family structures and parenting styles is important.

Open Ended

Ella is four years of age. She loves spending time being creative and enjoys mixing colours and painting at nursery. Ella spends lots of time at her grandparents and her grandfather has asked staff if Ella could spend less time painting and more time preparing for school.

What are the benefits of creative activities?

Can you think of ways that the setting can support Ella's grandparents to provide creative learning at home?

Open Ended

Explain the term Sustained Shared Thinking.

Open Ended

Explain the role of a Social Worker for a child who is 'looked after'.