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Kontos, Susan; And Others – 1987
This manual offers a model and guidelines for developing and delivering a workshop training program for family day care providers to increase their ability to serve young children with disabilities. Model components include recruiting caregivers and children; training caregivers; services to children and parents; ancillary services; and costs.…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Child Caregivers, Child Rearing, Curriculum
Buskey, Janet; And Others – 1987
Intended for use with supported employment job coaches and job developers as well as business and industry personnel, the training module is part of a kit designed to demonstrate how individuals with disabilities and older persons can be assimilated successfully into the labor force. This module explains the systematic process needed to…
Descriptors: Adults, Business, Disabilities, Employers
Fortune, Marie M.; Hormann, Denise – 1982
This workshop manual is an education and training resource tool for the religious community, both individuals and groups, working to mobilize resources in response to sexual and domestic violence in rural areas. The first section presents an approach to education and training on family violence (goals; where to begin, how to proceed, and why;…
Descriptors: Battered Women, Child Abuse, Clergy, Community Education
Campbell, Patricia B.; And Others – 1981
The curriculum for this 2-week workshop on educational research development and evaluation is designed to increase participants' skills in project development and proposal writing and increase their knowledge of research and evaluation methods. Geared toward adult professionals who are skilled and motivated, the curriculum helps participants to…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Educational Research, Program Development, Program Evaluation
Prichard, Karen Kidd – 1977
A workshop type method of training teachers in the use of counseling techniques for facilitating parent teacher conferences is described. It is based on the Carkhuff model of attending, responding, initiating, and communicating. At each of the four stages, the leader first discusses its purpose and the specific behaviors to be encompassed in the…
Descriptors: Affective Behavior, Communication Problems, Communication Skills, Counseling
Wisconsin Univ. - Stout, Menomonie. Dept. of Rehabilitation and Manpower Services. Research and Training Center. – 1975
The document describes 20 workshops designed and offered by the Research and Training Center at the University of Wisconsin--Stout. These off-campus, short-term modular training programs for vocational evaluators, adjustment specialists, and floor supervisory personnel are intended to be completed on a step-by-step basis. The three modular…
Descriptors: Adjustment Counselors, Career Counseling, Career Guidance, Counselor Training
Yarbrough, Roy D.; Blostein, Stanley H. – 1973
The students taking part in the training workshop (arranged by the Kentucky Public Service Careers Program and the Kentucky Department of Corrections) came from a variety of backgrounds and were all educationally and socially disadvantaged, but were intelligent and rated high in self-knowledge, social awareness and knowledge of human behavior.…
Descriptors: Correctional Education, Correctional Institutions, Correctional Rehabilitation, Disadvantaged Youth
Wiener, Ron – 1997
This book, written for trainers as well as for persons who occasionally provide training in a work setting, is organized in three parts. Each fact is individual, although there is some cross-referencing. "Running Staff Training Groups" focuses on the way in which trainers can use action learning methods such as role play to impart their…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Continuing Education, Creativity, Experiential Learning
Parker, Faith Lamb; Clark, Beryl; Peay, Lenore; Young, Susan; Fernandez, Awilda; Robinson, Ruth; Baker, Amy – 1997
This manual was prepared in response to the overwhelming interest of Head Start staff and other early childhood professionals to presentations of the Parent Involvement Project Intervention at national conferences. The manual presents two strategies designed to help staff better understand and work with parents, especially those perceived to be…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Disadvantaged Youth, Family Involvement, Parent Attitudes
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Begley, Paul T.; Campbell-Evans, Glenda – Alberta Journal of Educational Research, 1992
Examines factors motivating 90 aspiring school administrators to pursue principalships and to enroll in a preservice training program. Personal motivations for challenge, responsibility, and knowledge figure prominently in career and preservice training decisions. Context and the influence of others were significant in training-program selection.…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Education, Career Choice, Career Development
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Woolley, Ginny – Educational Leadership, 1998
Teacher training programs must go beyond "how-to" workshops to facilitate understanding about technology's relationship to learning. An International School of Bangkok training program transforms teachers into learners immersed in technology-rich environments. The process involves seven phases: getting ready, learning about technology,…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, International Schools
Ferguson, Dianne; And Others – 1994
This report describes the Teacher Work Group Project to help teachers of students with severe disabilities learn about new teaching practices and implement them in the classroom. Teacher Work Groups (TWGs) were formed at week-long summer institutes and the groups subsequently met during the school year to apply the strategies and learning in the…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Elementary Secondary Education, Group Experience, Inservice Teacher Education
Mansfield, Deborah; And Others – 1994
"Whose Problem Is It" is a workshop for middle level students that encourages their participation, input, and ownership in accomplishing change in the middle level school policies, program and procedure. The workshop revolves around making the school environment a happy, healthy, and productive place for learning. It consists of…
Descriptors: Change Agents, Change Strategies, Consciousness Raising, Group Discussion
Seldin, Clement A. – 1991
Although much is written about the importance of parent/teacher communication with emphasis on the significant impact of parent/teacher conferences, teachers report a lack of formal training. Neither institutions of higher education nor the public schools appear to provide clear policy and procedure for parent/teacher conferences. Thus, teachers…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Elementary Education, Elementary School Teachers, Inservice Teacher Education
Bergeron, Theodore; Faison, Karen – 1987
Intended for use with business and industry personnel, the training module is part of a kit designed to demonstrate how individuals with disabilities and older persons can be assimilated successfully into the labor force. This module explains how a public relations program can facilitate the integration of persons with special needs into the…
Descriptors: Adults, Business, Definitions, Disabilities
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