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Which of the following is an example of people adopting the “rule of optimism” about concerns they have about a child
- Making excuses why a parent is not meeting the needs of a child
- Over estimating a slight recent improvement for the child’s situation
- Thinking a concerning adult who is a risk to the child may have changed
- Knowing the child has had many accidents and thinking he/she is just accident prone or clumsy
- All of the above
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A 5-year-old who attends your activity tells you they are scared of their older stepbrother. You notice that they have a bruise on the side of their neck and another bruise on their cheek. What should your response be? (you can tick more than one)
- Ask them if they are telling the truth
- Tell them that you believe them
- Inform them what will happen next
- Using the TED approach consider asking them to tell, explain or describe how the bruising occurred
- Ask them if their stepbrother did it
- Tell them that you will speak to their parents immediately
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A 16-year-old girl who attends your group comes to you and tells you that your colleague, a 19-year-old member of staff, is texting them and has asked them to go the beach. She is excited and looking forward to it. When you ask your colleague, he says the girl has a crush on him and is making it up. Do you: (tick all that apply)
- Leave it at that: she probably does have a crush, and there’s not much of an age gap anyway
- Keep an eye on your colleague and observe his behaviour with this girl and other young participants
- Check your child protection policy and procedures and decide from there what you should do
- Inform your manager and supervisor of your concerns
- Gather information about the trip and her relationship with the staff member. Consider using TED (tell me about it, explain, describe)
- Question the girl in detail and tell her you are concerned and forbid her from going to the beach
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