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Two-Generation Programs: Design Cost, and Short Term Effectiveness. (PDF)
By Helen V. Barnes, Jean I. Layzer, Robert G. St. Pierre
The Future of Children: Long Term Outcomes of Early Childhood Programs; v5 n3 p76-93 Winter 1995;
January
01,
1995
Summary: Describes two-generation programs and how they differ from earlier single-focus approaches to serve children and families. Results from six programs are reviewed and indicate mixed and modest success in promoting the development of children and improving the parenting skills and economic self-sufficiency of parents. Recommendations are presented for program improvement and future research.
Index Terms: Child Care Programs, Outcomes Of Child Care, Program Design, Research, Two Generation Programs, Adult Education, Child Care Costs, Early Childhood Education, Head Start
Publisher: Center for the Future of Children The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Publication Type: Serials
Pages: 17 pages
Language: English
URL: http://www.futureofchildren.org/usr_doc/vol5no3ART4.pdf
ERIC Number: EJ523964
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