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Stagner, Matthew W.; Lansing, Jiffy – Future of Children, 2009
Matthew Stagner and Jiffy Lansing chart developments in the field of child maltreatment and propose a new framework for preventing child abuse and neglect. They begin by describing the concept of investment-prevention as it has been applied recently in fields such as health care and welfare. They then explain how the new framework applies to…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Prevention, Child Welfare, Social Networks
Stoutimore, Michael R.; Williams, Catherine E.; Neff, Bryon; Foster, Margie – Research on Social Work Practice, 2008
Abuse, neglect, or both often result in removing children from their homes and placing them in foster care. As a result of these experiences, many children learn unhealthy behaviors. These "behavioral challenges" often lead to a cycle of multiple placement disruptions and progressively more restrictive placements. The philosophy,…
Descriptors: Placement, Child Welfare, Behavior Modification, Foster Care
McWilliam, Erica; Sachs, Judyth – Educational Research for Policy and Practice, 2004
This paper argues the importance of moving beyond the state of affairs that makes victims "either" of children "or" of teachers by exploring the conditions of possibility for the idea of a victimless school. The argument is developed drawing data from a study being conducted by the authors into the impact of risk management on…
Descriptors: Child Abuse, Risk Management, Educational Policy, School Safety

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