Teacher's Guide: Types of Child Abuse

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Teacher's Guide: Types of Child Abuse


Froggy Jumps Teacher's Guide: Types of Child AbuseVersión en línea Recognize abuse signs por Winnifred Moore 1 Which type involves harming a child physically or causing injury? a Physical abuse b Emotional abuse c Neglect 2 What describes persistent emotional harm like belittling or isolating a child? a Neglect b Physical abuse c Emotional/psychological abuse 3 Failing to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, or medical care is called what? a Neglect b Emotional abuse c Sexual abuse 4 Which form includes forcing or coercing a child into sexual activities? a Sexual abuse b Bullying c Neglect 5 Exposure to violent environments or learning to fear for safety falls under which category? a Exposure to violence (trauma exposure) b Sexual abuse c Physical abuse 6 Repeated, intentional harm through instructions or absence of care by a caregiver is known as what? a Emotional abuse b Chronic neglect c Physical abuse 7 This type involves exploiting a child for work, services or profit. a Neglect b Exploitation/trafficking c Bullying 8 What is term for frequent, severe punishment causing fear and anxiety but not injury? a Severe emotional abuse b Physical abuse c Neglect 9 If a child is harmed by a caregiver through humiliation, isolation, or manipulation, this is: a Physical abuse b Sexual abuse c Emotional/psychological abuse 10 Which action should a teacher take if abuse is suspected or witnessed? a Ignore unless confirmed b Confront the abuser directly c Report to appropriate authorities

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Teacher's Guide: Types of Child AbuseVersión en línea

por Winnifred Moore

Which type involves harming a child physically or causing injury?

What describes persistent emotional harm like belittling or isolating a child?

Failing to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, or medical care is called what?

Which form includes forcing or coercing a child into sexual activities?

Exposure to violent environments or learning to fear for safety falls under which category?

Repeated, intentional harm through instructions or absence of care by a caregiver is known as what?

This type involves exploiting a child for work, services or profit.

What is term for frequent, severe punishment causing fear and anxiety but not injury?

If a child is harmed by a caregiver through humiliation, isolation, or manipulation, this is:

Which action should a teacher take if abuse is suspected or witnessed?