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CHALLENGING CHILDREN
January 30, 2017
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Denalee Chapman
The questions in this quiz come from Elizabeth Curry's article:
https://adoption.com/10-tips-integrating-challengi...
1. True or False: According to Elizabeth, if you parent your children who come from a background of trauma as you do your emotionally healthy children, that will give you the best result
True
False
2. According to Elizabeth, how should you prepare your children at home before bringing in a traumatized child?
Tell them it's best to give them space for the first year
Tell them they won't be getting very much attention once the traumatized child enters the home
Have open conversations about trauma and brain development
All of the above
3. According to Elizabeth, how should you care for your belongings at home before bringing a traumatized child into it?
Put everything out of reach except for soft objects
Pack away anything that is important to you
No need to change anything, just teach the child what is acceptable to touch and what is not
None of the above
4. True or False: Disregulated children do better in uncluttered, organized environments
True
False
5. Even though flexibility is critical in any home, which of the following things can you create structure to that will help a traumatized child?
Meal times
Play time
Bed Time
All of the above
6. True or False: Everyone in the home will need respite once you bring home a traumatized child
True
False
7. True or False: You should teach your other children to bury negative feelings about the traumatized child and his/her behavior
True
False
8. Which of the following statements does Elizabeth make in this article:
Traumatized children deserve love as much as anyone
Families are imperfect entities comprised of imperfect people.
Every member of the family is important and needed
All of the above
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