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008: When's my turn? Knowing when your turn is matters a lot. You belatedly see that when you find yourself saying, "Did you expect me to do that?" or "I thought someone else was taking care of that." or maybe "No one told me I was supposed to handle that." At home, at work, and most everywhere else, people are counting on you. It's an interdependent kind of thing; and if you can't keep track of your turn, it may be easier to find someone else who can. Knowing when your turn is and being sure you take it is a minimum standard for travelers on the high road.

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1. What are some assumptions guiding your child protection practice?

2. What are some concepts you use as you think about and talk about your practice?

3. What approaches do you use in your practice?

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