The following table contains the learning objectives for this training module. After completing this orientation, you should be able to:
Topic 1: Your Legal Responsibilities | Topic 2: Working Together | Topic 3: Recognizing Child Abuse and Neglect | Topic 4: Responding to Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect | Topic 5: Reporting |
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Recognize and understand special considerations when working with Aboriginal children and families. |
- Describe your legal responsibilities for reporting child abuse and neglect.
| - Understand the roles and responsibilities of community partners i.e. police, Aboriginal delegated agencies, school district and other service providers.
- Support collaborative interdisciplinary services to a child and his or her family when abuse or neglect is an issue.
| - List and describe the five main types of child abuse and neglect recognized in British Columbia.
- Recognize the indicators of child abuse and neglect.
| - Recognize and respond appropriately when children are disclosing abuse and neglect.
- Know where to find agency contact information to get help with identifying and reporting abuse or neglect.
| - Correctly report suspected child abuse and neglect.
- Understand what happens after you make a report of child abuse or neglect.
- Know how to keep appropriate records.
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