Reforming personnel preparation in early intervention : issues, models, and practical strategies / edited by Pamela J. Winton, Jeanette A. McCollum, Camille Catlett.
Material type: TextPublisher: Baltimore, Md : Paul H. Brookes Pub. Co., [1997]Copyright date: ©1997Description: xvii, 574 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 155766286X
- 9781557662866
- Child welfare -- United States
- Child development -- United States
- Child psychotherapy -- United States
- Social work with children with disabilities -- United States
- Special education -- United States
- Family social work -- United States
- Family psychotherapy -- United States
- Family day care -- United States
- Home-based family services -- United States
- Crisis intervention (Mental health services) -- United States
- 361.70973
- HV741. R434 1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
About the Editors -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- I. Ecosystemic Perspectives: Looking at the Big Picture -- 1. Ecological Perspectives on Personnel Preparation: Rationale, Framework, and Guidelines for Change -- 2. State Perspectives on Meeting Personnel Challenges: Closing the Gap Between Vision and Reality -- 3. Community-Based Approaches to Personnel Preparation -- 4. Creating New Visions in Institutions of Higher Education: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Personnel Preparation in Early Intervention -- II. Critical Components of Personnel Preparation -- 5. Designing Effective Personnel Preparation for Early Intervention: Theoretical Frameworks -- 6. Needs Assessment and Evaluation in Early Intervention Personnel Preparation: Opportunities and Challenges -- 7. Follow-Up Strategies: Ensuring that Instruction Makes a Difference -- 8. Supervision, Mentoring, and Coaching: Methods for Supporting Personnel Development -- III. Strategies for Applying Recommended Practices to Selected Content Areas -- 9. From Monologues to Skilled Dialogues: Teaching the Process of Crafting Culturally Competent Early Childhood Environments -- 10. Guiding Practitioners Toward Valuing and Implementing Family-Centered Practices -- 11. Service Coordination in Early Intervention: Competencies, Curriculum, Challenges, and Strategies -- 12. Preparing Practitioners for Getting the Most Out of Child Assessment -- 13. Preparing Practitioners for Planning Intervention for Natural Environments -- 14. Building Effective Early Intervention Teamwork -- 15. Preparing Practitioners to Provide Early Intervention Services in Inclusive Settings -- 16. Early Intervention Public Policy Analysis: Issues and Strategies in Personnel Preparation -- IV. Models for Personnel Preparation -- 17. Parent-Professional Partnerships in Preservice and Inservice Education -- 18. Designing and Implementing Innovative, Interdisciplinary Practica -- 19. Distance Education in Early Intervention Personnel Preparation -- 20. A Team-Based Model to Improve Early Intervention Programs: Linking Preservice and Inservice -- 21. Putting It All Together: The Nuts and Bolts of Personnel Preparation -- Epilogue -- Index.
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