Relacionar Columnas Guidelines and ProceduresVersión en línea Match the following questions to the best answer por Chelan Wallace 1 What should you do if a child sits on your lap? 2 Is it ever appropriate to use corporal punishment, threats, neglect, demeaning sarcasm or intimidation? 3 List 3 things you can do to ensure no staff/youth leader is ever alone with a child. 4 What should I do if a child isn't picked up at 4:30pm? 5 What should you do if someone comes to pick-up a child and their name isn't listed, but they claim they are the primary guardian? 6 What should you do if a child is absent multiple weeks? 7 What room safety checks should you do prior to program start? 1. establish a bathroom protocol 2. inform youth leaders 3. add it to community agreement 4. use a buddy system ...etc. At 4:40 call all available contact numbers and leave a voicemail requesting they return your call. If you aren't able to stay past 5pm, call Chelan at 4:45pm so she can get there by 5pm. No, never. If anyone uses these approaches, please report it to Chelan immediately. Several answers accepted: ask politely that they respect your personal space and do not let them sit on your lap. Review in de brief with youth leaders. Establish boundaries in community agreement. Look around the space and ensure there are no hazardous or dangerous objects (e.g. water spilled on floor, broken equipment, knife in kitchen). Continue calling home each day absent until you get through to someone. Leave a voicemail on each number asking they call you back. Inform Chelan if they have been absent more than twice in a row. Double check the student info for their name and if they have a "Yes" under pick-up they have permission.
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