Childcare Worker Assumptions about Caring
Their value and use in residential care, programdevelopment, worker training, and retention
(Sprache: Englisch)
Assumptions influence behavior. What are theimplications for the care of children andyouth-of the assumptions that child care workersbring to their profession? Assumptions in four areasof care are studied: routine and the value ofconsistency, safety, and...
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Assumptions influence behavior. What are theimplications for the care of children andyouth-of the assumptions that child care workersbring to their profession? Assumptions in four areasof care are studied: routine and the value ofconsistency, safety, and predictability, nurture asrelationships and attachments are formed, socialskill development as a function of socialization, anddiscipline as a tool of development. An emergentcategory of care is that of co-worker support.Follow-up, unanticipated initially, became the mostsignificant outcome of this study. Follow-up is bothan assumption about care--how to provide it and anact of care in that child care workers do so. It isnecessary to account for child care workerassumptions about care as these assumptions areenacted by the worker as he or she interprets theprogram they are trained to follow. The significanceof follow-up is heightened because it oftens happensinformally and interpersonnally with lastingimplications for the serviceprovided.
Autoren-Porträt von Francis N. Catano
Catano Francis N.Francis N. Catano, PhD, Assistant Professor of Sociology,Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester,Executive Directer: The Webster House, Residential Children's Home, Manchester, NH. Frank has extensive experienceworking with troubled families and youth. He is board presidentof the New England Children's Salem Trust in Rumney NH
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- Autor: Francis N. Catano
- 2008, 160 Seiten, Maße: 22 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller e.K.
- ISBN-10: 3639034147
- ISBN-13: 9783639034141
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Englisch
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