If you are a student involved in a research project in a nursery, how would you deal with a child disclosing that her parent has hit her the previous night?Select one:a.Keep the information secret as to do otherwise is a breach of confidentiality. b.Talk to the setting’s manager (or person with responsibility for safeguarding) soon afterwards.c.Be annoyed that you will probably have to exclude the child from the research.d.Joke with the parents, saying ‘You’ll never believe what your child has told me…’

f a child discloses sexual abuse, they may worry about losing control about what happens to that information. To help a child regain a sense of control, it's recommended to...Choose one option and select Submit.A) let the child know that you may need to share the information with other people who need to know.B) ask the child if they would like to be involved in reporting.C) offer to keep the child informed about what happens during the reporting process.D) let the child decide whether the information is reported.E) All of the aboveF) A, B, and C

What observations can be made about the child? What should you consider when recording meaningful information?

School officials can release personally identifiable information without parental consent if:CHOOSE AN OPTION BELOWthe parent fails to respond to the request for consentit’s disclosed to school officials with legitimate educational intereststhe school district is unable to locate the parent or student to request consenta precedent of releasing the information has already been establishedHave a question? Please contact your course coordinator.AMY BROADDUS at 9039883900 [email protected] new window

It is very important that you do not interfere with the decision-making process of the parents as they decide how to act on the information you provided.TrueFalse

Check My Work When creating an anecdotal record: a. write down your observations first, without including any opinions. b. write your observations down the next day, after you have had time for reflection on the incident you observed. c. you do not need to include detailed information about time, setting, etc. d. record details about the child that have been provided by the child's parents.