3.3 Review

1. What is the purpose of parent-to-parent program?

• 1. Provides emotional and informational support to families who have children and youth with a range of disabilities (establish one-to-one matches between a veteran who has successfully resolved challenges and a referred parent who needs support)

• 1. Authorized by IDEA and funded by the US department of education with the mission to assist families in ensuring their children have an appropriate education through workshops, publications, newsletter, and one-on-one support

• 1. Operate in traditionally underserved communities to provide support to families who experience cultural and linguistic diversity (funded at the community level to provide sources who are challenged by poverty, lower-education levels, and language differences)

• 1. Provides technical assistance and other support from a national program, a hub for resources for PTIs and CPRCs. Address and overcome readability gap for parents of children with disabilities

1. What is the purpose of Parent Training and Information Centers (PTIs)

• 1. Operate in traditionally underserved communities to provide support to families who experience cultural and linguistic diversity (funded at the community level to provide sources who are challenged by poverty, lower-education levels, and language differences)

• 1. Authorized by IDEA and funded by the US department of education with the mission to assist families in ensuring their children have an appropriate education through workshops, publications, newsletter, and one-on-one support

• 1. Provide technical assistance and other support from a national program, a hub for resources for PTIs and CPRCs. Address and overcome readability gap for parents of children with disabilities

• 1. They provide resources in supporting families to address their children's health needs, and they provide support and advocate for children and youth with special healthcare needs and those who serve them.

1. What is the purpose of Community Parent Resource Centers? (CPRCs)

• 1. Authorized by IDEA and funded by the US department of education with the mission to assist families in ensuring their children have an appropriate education through workshops, publications, newsletter, and one-on-one support

• 1. They provide resources in supporting families to address their children's health needs, and they provide support and advocate for children and youth with special healthcare needs and those who serve them.

• 1. Provides emotional and informational support to families who have children and youth with a range of disabilities (establish one-to-one matches between a veteran who has successfully resolved challenges and a referred parent who needs support)

• 1. Operate in traditionally underserved communities to provide support to families who experience cultural and linguistic diversity (funded at the community level to provide sources who are challenged by poverty, lower-education levels, and language differences)

1. What is the purpose of Centers for Parent Education and Resources?

• They provide resources in supporting families to address their children's health needs, and they provide support and advocate for children and youth with special healthcare needs and those who serve them.

• 1. Operate in traditionally underserved communities to provide support to families who experience cultural and linguistic diversity (funded at the community level to provide sources who are challenged by poverty, lower-education levels, and language differences)

• 1. Provide technical assistance and other support from a national program, a hub for resources for PTIs and CPRCs. Address and overcome readability gap for parents of children with disabilities

• Authorized by IDEA and funded by the US department of education with the mission to assist families in ensuring their children have an appropriate education through workshops, publications, newsletter, and one-on-one support

1. What is the purpose of Family-to-Family Health Information Centers (F2Fs)

• 1. They provide resources in supporting families to address their children's health needs, and they provide support and advocate for children and youth with special healthcare needs and those who serve them.

• 1. Authorized by IDEA and funded by the US department of education with the mission to assist families in ensuring their children have an appropriate education through workshops, publications, newsletter, and one-on-one support

• 1. Operate in traditionally underserved communities to provide support to families who experience cultural and linguistic diversity (funded at the community level to provide sources who are challenged by poverty, lower-education levels, and language differences)

• 1. Provide technical assistance and other support from a national program, a hub for resources for PTIs and CPRCs. Address and overcome readability gap for parents of children with disabilities

1. Which items should a parent know to expect at an IEP meeting?

• Work examples

• Progress Reports

• IEP Report

• All of the above

1. Which of the following is a necessary principle for partnerships?

• Advocacy

• Patience

• Trust

• None of the above

1. Which of the following is a partnership type used in IEP meetings?

• 1. Advocating for systems enhancements

• 1. Meeting families’ basic needs

• 1. Extending learning to home and community

• 1. All of the above

1. What should you ask parents about their child’s homework?

• 1. How long it takes to complete homework

• 1. Suggestions for maximizing the benefit of homework and minimizing the strain

• 1. Ask about any limitations the parents may have to assist their child with their homework

• All of the above

1. What are the five characteristics of homework that help form trusting relationships?

• 1. Purposeful, Efficient, Ownership, Competence, and Aesthetic Appeal

• 1. Challenging, covers future content, aesthetically pleasing, non-specific, and reasonably timed

• 1. Simple, Efficient, Irrelevant, Competent, and Aesthetically Appealing