Questions and CORRECT Answers
What is the scope of practice for the traditional program model? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Individual families
What is the scope of practice for the citizen model? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Communities of families
Who defines the problem in the traditional program model? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Professional, after assessing needs
Who defines the problem in the citizen model? - CORRECT ANSWER - Communities of
families with professional input
Who develops the intervention for a traditional program? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Professional
Who develops the intervention for a citizen program? - CORRECT ANSWER - Jointly
generated
First principle of citizen models - CORRECT ANSWER - Strenthening families is done by
families themselves.
Second principle of citizen models - CORRECT ANSWER - Families should be engaged
as contributors and producers in their communities
Third principle of citizen models - CORRECT ANSWER - Professionals can be helpful as
partners with families.
, First thing citizen professionals should do - CORRECT ANSWER - See yourself as a
citizen first and a professional second
Second thing citizen professionals should do - CORRECT ANSWER - Work with other
citizens as equal partners
Third thing citizen professionals should do - CORRECT ANSWER - Recognize everyone
has wisdom and experiences to aid in solving community issues.
First initiative for Time IN for Families - CORRECT ANSWER - Families have dinner
together.
Second initiative for Time IN for Families - CORRECT ANSWER - Not overschedule
children so familes have more time together
Fixing - CORRECT ANSWER - Least effective.
Seen as judgment
Creates distance
Helping - CORRECT ANSWER - Creates an unequal relationship
Serving - CORRECT ANSWER - Most beneficial.
Seeing everyone as equals
How to serve in poverty - CORRECT ANSWER - Respect
Alleviate pride
Don't see them as broken
Find common ground.
Connect on various levels.