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Answer these questions regarding child centred practices. You may conduct research and also draw on your own knowledge and experiences.  5). During the teen years individuals are forming their sense of self. How can you take this into consideration when you are working with adolescents? 6). Complete the following table by explaining the physical and cognitive milestones (2 each) a child should be able to reach at the different developmental stages. Age Physical milestones Cognitive milestones 0 - 2 years 3 - 5 years 6 - 12 years 13-17 years A) When parents of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are considered as unsuitable carers, who would you consider in order of priority for the care arrangement (placement)? Answers: B) Why is it important to include community leaders (elders) in making decisions about how to respond to child abuse and family violence? Answers: A) Families who have had traumatic experiences as refugees may be very suspicious and even hostile to government officials. Give two reasons why this may be so, and two examples of how you would take this into consideration in your practice? B) There are several cultural practices that may, from the outside, look like they are causing harm to a child, but which may in fact be either traditional, medicinal or ritual practices. Give two examples. C) A child is faced with a cultural practice that you are not familiar with, and you think it could possibly be causing harm to the child. What would you want to find out before taking any action? (Write at least 2 ideas.) D) Explain the key differences in the family dynamics of a patriarchal family versus a western family structure.   Identify principal Acts and legislation, and courts relating to child protection in NSW. Answers: A) What does the Family Court of Australia do? B) What is the purpose of the Family Violence Best Practice Principles of Family Court of Australia? Answers: A) What is the role of the Children’s Court in child protection? B) What are the statutory intervention options available to ensure a child’s safety? C) What are the legal implications of the information that you collect through interviews with children and parents? Answers: Give two (2) examples of inter-agency protocols. How do these protocols help you collaborate and provide effective case management. Answers: Answer these questions regarding child centred practices. You may conduct research and also draw on your own knowledge and experiences.  5). During the teen years individuals are forming their sense of self. How can you take this into consideration when you are working with adolescents? 6). Complete the following table by explaining the physical and cognitive milestones (2 each) a child should be able to reach at the different developmental stages. Age Physical milestones Cognitive milestones 0 - 2 years 3 - 5 years 6 - 12 years 13-17 years A) When parents of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are considered as unsuitable carers, who would you consider in order of priority for the care arrangement (placement)? Answers: B) Why is it important to include community leaders (elders) in making decisions about how to respond to child abuse and family violence? Answers: A) Families who have had traumatic experiences as refugees may be very suspicious and even hostile to government officials. Give two reasons why this may be so, and two examples of how you would take this into consideration in your practice? B) There are several cultural practices that may, from the outside, look like they are causing harm to a child, but which may in fact be either traditional, medicinal or ritual practices. Give two examples. C) A child is faced with a cultural practice that you are not familiar with, and you think it could possibly be causing harm to the child. What would you want to find out before taking any action? (Write at least 2 ideas.) D) Explain the key differences in the family dynamics of a patriarchal family versus a western family structure.   Identify principal Acts and legislation, and courts relating to child protection in NSW. Answers: A) What does the Family Court of Australia do? B) What is the purpose of the Family Violence Best Practice Principles of Family Court of Australia? Answers: A) What is the role of the Children’s Court in child protection? B) What are the statutory intervention options available to ensure a child’s safety? C) What are the legal implications of the information that you collect through interviews with children and parents? Answers: Give two (2) examples of inter-agency protocols. How do these protocols help you collaborate and provide effective case management. Answers: