Foster Parent Role Performance Scale FPRP 2025

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The document is a Foster Parent Role Performance Scale (FPRP) that outlines various tasks and responsibilities associated with fostering a child. It provides a list of 40 tasks, asking foster parents to rate their perceived level of responsibility for each task on a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 indicates no responsibility and 5 indicates complete responsibility.

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What does level 3 foster care mean?

Level 3: Moderate Treatment Foster Care Level 3 certification is considered moderate treatment foster care, which is foster care that can provide additional supervision and care to children with higher needs than those in basic foster care.

What is a level 2 foster child?

Level 2- This is a traditional foster home, where a family in the community will become trained and licensed to take children into their home that are removed from their family.

How much do most foster parents get paid?

How Much Do Full Time Foster Parent Jobs Pay per Year? $28,000 is the 25th percentile. Salaries below this are outliers. $51,500 is the 75th percentile.

What is the foster scale?

Foster Scale Basic Facts: It is a Novel method of quantifying disasters. Devised by Harold D. Foster, the Foster scale tries to quantify the impact of varying types of disaster through their capacity to generate stress.

What is the parental responsiveness rating scale?

Preliminary work was conducted by Levickis and colleagues1 to develop an observational rating scale of parent-child interaction, specifically a measure of parental responsiveness. The Parental Responsiveness Rating Scale (PaRRiS) was adapted from Marfos2 global rating scale of responsiveness.

What is the foster parent potential scale?

Total Score - What it means 9-11 Your beliefs and attitudes suggest you will be a successful foster parent. 5-8 You are a good candidate for being a foster parent but should think about some of your beliefs and attitudes.

What is a Level 2 foster parent?

Level 1 - Child Specific Foster Care. Level 2 - Basic (or General) Foster Care. Level 3 - Moderate Treatment Foster Care. Level 4 - Specialized Treatment Foster Care. Level 5 - Exceptional Treatment Foster Care.

What is the parental perception scale?

The Perceptions of Parents Scales concern the degree to which parents provide what SDT considers an optimal parenting context (Grolnick, Deci, Ryan, 1997). The scales are completed by children to describe their mothers and their fathers.

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