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oliviahorn72

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The ___________________ _ is the person in charge of evaluating the children and activities provided for the children.
 
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Question 2

When a child is left at home alone for any period of time or lacks proper clothing for the weather, it should be considered __________.
 
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AmberC1996

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Answer to Question 1

evaluator
RATIONALE: The evaluator is the person in charge of evaluating the children and activities
provided for the children.

Answer to Question 2

physical neglect or neglect




oliviahorn72

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Reply 2 on: Sep 14, 2018
Gracias!


lindahyatt42

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Wow, this really help

 

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