TCAM Staff Mentoring Youth in Reentry post-survey

Thank you for participating in this post-learning survey. Your responses help us evaluate the module. Please answer each question to the best of your knowledge. Your responses are completely anonymous.

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1. Which of the following are the six most significant areas of challenge for youth in reentry?

Family; Housing; Employment; Peers; Education; Health

Family; Drugs; Employment; Peers; Education; Health

Family; Drugs; Self-confidence; Peers; Education; Health

Family; Housing; Alcohol; Neglect; Education; Health

Crime; Employment; Peers; Education; Health; Relationships

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2. TRUE or FALSE: It is ideal to match a youth with a mentor while the young person is still in detention.

True

False

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3. TRUE or FALSE: To help mentees feel safe, mentoring staff should never build relationships with the staff at detention facilities.

True

False

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4. Choose the correct response:

Mentoring should be part of the after-care plan for every youth that is participating in a reentry mentoring program

Mentoring can be part of the after-care plan for many youth in reentry, but not every youth.