CWEL & CANS COURSEWORK SCRIPT
ASSESSMENT FINAL PAPER 2026 GRADED
A+.
◉ What are the four types of supervision? (CASE) Answer: Clinical,
administrative, supportive, educational
◉ When does supervision occur? Answer: Monthly, quarterly,
aftercare
◉ What is a critical decision? Answer: Any decision that alters the
outcome of a case, must be made with supervisor
◉ Define ethical dilemma. Answer: Emotional/mental conflict
between moral imperatives
◉ What is expressive violence used for? Answer: Control
◉ What is instrumental violence used for? Answer: Manipulation, to
get what one wants
◉ What are three indicators of physical violence? Answer: Verbal,
non-verbal, behavior
, ◉ What are the 7 stages of violence? Answer: Calm, trigger,
agitation, acceleration, peak, deescalation, recovery
◉ What does EER stand for? Answer: Intervene EARLY, determine
ENVIRONMENTAL factors, and REPLACEMENT behaviors
◉ What does TACOS stand for? (do not do these) Answer: Threaten,
argue, challenge, order, shame
◉ What is the non-linear path when navigating violence? Answer:
Run-fight-hide
◉ What is PACE planning? Answer: primary, alternate, contingency,
emergency
◉ What are the 5 steps of the field safety plan? Answer: Pre-visit,
while going in, while in, while leaving, preservation
◉ What is the least intrusive option in placement? Answer: Placing
siblings together and with family first where possible
◉ What is the dual mandate? Answer: Protect children and support
families
◉ What are the four ways a child can leave care? Answer:
Reunification, adoption, guardianship, independence
ASSESSMENT FINAL PAPER 2026 GRADED
A+.
◉ What are the four types of supervision? (CASE) Answer: Clinical,
administrative, supportive, educational
◉ When does supervision occur? Answer: Monthly, quarterly,
aftercare
◉ What is a critical decision? Answer: Any decision that alters the
outcome of a case, must be made with supervisor
◉ Define ethical dilemma. Answer: Emotional/mental conflict
between moral imperatives
◉ What is expressive violence used for? Answer: Control
◉ What is instrumental violence used for? Answer: Manipulation, to
get what one wants
◉ What are three indicators of physical violence? Answer: Verbal,
non-verbal, behavior
, ◉ What are the 7 stages of violence? Answer: Calm, trigger,
agitation, acceleration, peak, deescalation, recovery
◉ What does EER stand for? Answer: Intervene EARLY, determine
ENVIRONMENTAL factors, and REPLACEMENT behaviors
◉ What does TACOS stand for? (do not do these) Answer: Threaten,
argue, challenge, order, shame
◉ What is the non-linear path when navigating violence? Answer:
Run-fight-hide
◉ What is PACE planning? Answer: primary, alternate, contingency,
emergency
◉ What are the 5 steps of the field safety plan? Answer: Pre-visit,
while going in, while in, while leaving, preservation
◉ What is the least intrusive option in placement? Answer: Placing
siblings together and with family first where possible
◉ What is the dual mandate? Answer: Protect children and support
families
◉ What are the four ways a child can leave care? Answer:
Reunification, adoption, guardianship, independence
