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Still Going Strong: A Tracer Study of the Community Mothers Programme, Dublin, Ireland. Early Childhood Development: Practice and Reflections. Following Footsteps.

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Molloy, Brenda – 2002

Home visiting is the strategy used by the Community Mothers Programme to enhance parenting skills of first-time mothers from economically disadvantaged areas in Dublin, Ireland. The home visitors are all women from the community who volunteer to visit parents in their homes once a month for 1 hour over a 12-month period. In a 1989 evaluation, 232…

Descriptors: Community Programs, Early Intervention, Economically Disadvantaged, Followup Studies

Early Language and Literacy Activities in the Home. U.S. Department of Education Field Initiated Studies Program. Final Report for the Project.

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DeBaryshe, Barbara D. – 1992

This document describes a study of a home-based language stimulation program for disadvantaged children. The project sought to train parents to act as the primary change agents during a period of expected rapid developmental progress in their children's language skills. The subjects were 73 two- to five-year-old children and their parents,…

Descriptors: Black Mothers, Black Students, Change Agents, Disadvantaged Youth