Must teachers be certain before reporting abuse or neglect?
a. Yes. Teachers must have clear and convincing evidence of the abuse or neglect before reporting it.
b. Yes. Teachers must discuss with the child exactly what happened to ensure validity before reporting.
c. No. Teachers only need to have heard a rumor of abuse or neglect to report.
d. No. Teachers need to have a reason to believe or a reasonable cause to believe or suspect that a child was subjected to abuse or neglect.
e. None of the above.
D
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