TRAINING HANDOUT

12 or 13 years old The age difference must be LESS THAN 2 years AND the relative positions of the parties must be such that a child is able to give consent.* 14 or 15 years old The age difference must be LESS THAN 5 years AND the relative positions of the parties must be such that a child is able to give consent.* 16 years old or older The relative positions of the parties must be such that a chil. [...] How should this situation be handled by the teacher who walked into the classroom? a) Check in with the teacher about why they are in the school to get more information b) Report it to the principal c) Report it to child welfare d) Both a and b e) No response is necessary 10 Case #2 At a school-age daycare, a child care worker asks the six-year-old children for volunteers to pick up garbage around. [...] How should this situation be handled by the child care worker who witnessed the situation? a) Check with the child care worker about what is going on to get more information b) Report it to the director of the daycare c) Report it to child welfare d) Both a and b e) No response is necessary 11 Case #3 An education assistant who works at a middle school and at a drop-in centre in the neighbourhood. [...] How should this situation be handled by the counsellor? a) Check with the adult about what is going on to get more information b) Report it to the child’s parents and to the deacon c) Report it to child welfare d) Both a and b e) No response is necessary 13 Case #5 A swimming instructor is approached by a 17-year-old high-performance athlete who swims at the club. [...] How should this situation be handled by the wresting coach who hears the conversation between the assistant coach and the athlete? a) Check with the adult about what is going on to get more information b) Report it to the director of the club c) Report it to child welfare d) Both a and b e) No response is necessary 17 Answer Key 1.1 C — There is no way to know if the 5.1 A — Contact with children.