The book provides a broad and critical look at policy and practice in residential child care and the ideas that have shaped the development of the sector.
The book provides a broad and critical look at policy and practice in residential child care and the ideas that have shaped the development of the sector.
Mark Smith is University Lecturer in Local and Social History at the University of Oxford. He is the author of Religion in Industrial Society: Old and Saddleworth 1740-1865 (1994). Doing the Duty of the Parish: Surveys of the Church in Hampshire 1810 (2004), and editor, with Stephen Taylor, of Evangelicalism in the Church of England c.1790-c.1900 (2004).
Inhaltsangabe
The context of care History Inquiries and their impact Trends and policy directions Theorising residential child care The residential environment Assessment, care planning and programming Working at the boundaries: the personal and professional relationship Residential childcare in a continuum of care Other traditions of practice Conclusion: rethinking residential child care.
The context of care History Inquiries and their impact Trends and policy directions Theorising residential child care The residential environment Assessment, care planning and programming Working at the boundaries: the personal and professional relationship Residential childcare in a continuum of care Other traditions of practice Conclusion: rethinking residential child care.
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