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11.1 Evaluate the role of social welfare in child and family wellbeing
11.2 Describe the criteria for the social indicators that are used to measure the need for social services
11.3 Outline the structure of the child and family services program
11.4 Explain the three criteria for measuring success in child and family services
11.5 Compare and contrast the treatment and rights of children in the United States versus other parts of the world
11.6 Determine the consequences of failing to protect today's children
11.7 Characterize the effects of the environment on the wellbeing of children
11.8 Establish social justice as a child right
11.9 Compare and contrast conservative, liberal, and radical theories on the proper care for children and families and identify their strengths and weaknesses
11.10 Identify the two major welfare sections of the Social Security Act and identify the three pieces of legislation that have defined child and family policy for over three decades
11.11 Analyze the changing circumstances and new realities that are creating stress on our current welfare system
11.12 Identify the national organizations that advocate for children's issues
11.13 Examine the impact of technology on the future of child welfare