1st Edition
The Politics Of Linking Schools And Social Services The 1993 Yearbook Of The Politics Of Education Association
220 Pages
by
Routledge
220 Pages
by
Routledge
220 Pages
by
Routledge
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From the time the reform movement began in the progressive era with concerns about public health and universal access to education, arguments have been raised for and against linking schools and social services, and the merits or otherwise of each system.; A new argument for the collaboration is that integration will lead to substantially better services than those provided by separate... Read more
Part 1 - Cross-national perspectives: The Norwegian case - child centred policy in action, Unni Hagen and Felisa Tibbitts; Discovering shared values - ecological models to support interagency collaboration, Hanne B Mawhinney. Part 2 - State and local perspectives: The politics of policy making for children, Julia E Koppich; The professional and institutional perspectives on interagency collaboration, Douglas E Mitchell and Linda Scott; Resource issues - a case study from New Orleans, James Garvin and Alma Young; Implementing collaborative services - new challenges for practitioners and experts in reform, Stephanie Kadel and Dorothy Routh. Part 3 - The role of the universities: University-based preparation for collaborative interprofessional practice, Michael Knapp, Kathryn Bernard, Richard N Brandon, Nathalie J Gethrke, Albert Smith and Edward C Teather. Part 4 - Lessons from the field: California's state partnership for school-linked services, William A White; On the cutting edge - family/youth service centres in Kentucky, Charles Russo and Jane Clarke Lindle.
Biography
Louise Adler, Sid Gardner
