Effective Services for Young Children : Report of a Workshop.

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Schorr, Lisbeth
Otros Autores: Both, Deborah, Copple, Carol
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Washington : National Academies Press, 1991.
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Children > Services for > United States > Congresses.
Social service > United States > Congresses.
Enfants > Services > États-Unis > Congrès.
Children > Services for
Social service
United States
Conference papers and proceedings
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  • Effective Services for Young Children
  • Copyright
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Report of the Workshop
  • Effective Services for Young Children
  • ATTRIBUTES OF EFFECTIVE SERVICES
  • LESSONS OF THE PAST AND STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTURE
  • STRATEGIES TO ENCOURAGE SYSTEMS CHANGE
  • New Financing Strategies
  • New Emphasis on Practice-Based Training for Practitioners and Managers
  • Expanded Technical Assistance Capacity
  • Active Collaboration and Coordination Across Professional Bureaucratic Boundaries
  • Greater Emphasis on Using Outcome Measures to Ensure AccountabilityComplementary Functions of Outcomes Assessment and Evaluation
  • New and Expanded Efforts to Educate the Public and Policy Makers
  • CONCLUSION
  • Background Papers
  • Attributes of Effective Services for Young Children: A Brief Survey of Current Knowledge and Its Implications for Programâ€?
  • THE POLICY CONTEXT
  • THE BURDEN OF PROOF: WHAT IS THE NATURE OF THE EVIDENCE THAT WE SHOULDCONSIDER PERSUASIVE?
  • ATTRIBUTES OF EFFECTIVE SERVICES
  • POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE ESSENTIAL ATTRIBUTES OF EFFECTIVE SERVICESCONCLUSION
  • REFERENCES
  • APPENDIX
  • Effective Services for Children and Families: Lessons from the Past and Strategies for the Future
  • THE 1960S: SUCCESSES OR FAILURES?
  • Community Action Programs
  • Model Cities Programs
  • THIRTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: THESIS, ANTITHESIS, AND SYNTHESIS
  • The Role of the Federal Government
  • Money as the Lever for Change
  • The Search for the Panacea Solution
  • WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?
  • SEARCHING FOR MODELS
  • Service Delivery and Access Models
  • Multiservice Centers and Settlement HousesLittle City Halls
  • Planning and Resource Allocation Models
  • The Youth Bureau Model
  • Offices for Children
  • Place-Specific Models
  • A PERSPECTIVE FOR THE 1990S
  • State Financing Strategies That Promote More Effective Services for Children and Families
  • FINANCING AS A STRATEGIC ELEMENT IN IMPROVED STATE SERVICE SYSTEMS
  • PROMISING STATE STRATEGIES
  • ISSUES FOR THE FUTURE
  • The Challenges of Services Integration for Children and Families
  • FINANCING SERVICES INTEGRATION
  • A Vehicle for Federal Action
  • Financing School-Based ServicesTHE PITFALLS OF INTEGRATED SERVICES
  • The Role of Training and Technical Assistance in The Promotion of More Effective Services for Children
  • Collaboration as a Means, Not an End: Serving Disadvantaged Families and Children
  • WHY IS COLLABORATION A GOOD THING?
  • WHAT IS COLLABORATION?
  • WHY IS COLLABORATION SO HARD?
  • The Value of Differentiated Expertise
  • The Value of Accountability
  • ELEMENTS OF SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATION
  • Redefined and Overlapping Missions
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Commitment of Managerial Time

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