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1ERIC ED594547: Education Rights Of Homeless Students: A Guide For Advocates. Fourth Edition There Is No Question That Students Who Experience Homelessness, Like All Students, Are Entitled To Be Educated. A Federal Law, Known As The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Requires States To Provide Homeless Children And Youth With The Same Access To Free Appropriate Public Education As Is Available To Other Students. The Act Also Requires States To Review And Revise Barriers To The Identification, Enrollment, Attendance Or Success In School Of Homeless Students, To Avoid The Segregation Of Homeless Students From The Mainstream School Environment, And To Provide Access To The Education And Services Needed To Ensure That Homeless Students Have An Opportunity To Meet The Same Challenging Academic Achievement Standards To Which All Students Are Held. This Publication Is Designed To Help Parents, Guardians, Caregivers, And Youth Understand The Circumstances That Are Considered "homelessness" Under The School Enrollment Laws And The Legal Concepts, Procedures, And Rights Involved In Disputes Over The Enrollment Of Homeless Students In Local Public Schools. This Publication Provides Useful Information For Parents Whose Children Have Been Enrolled In A School District But Who Are Experiencing Homelessness. It Is Also Intended To Be Of Assistance To Homeless Parents Whose Children Are Not Currently Enrolled In School, As Well As To Homeless Youth Not Living With A Parent Or Guardian ("unaccompanied Youth"). [This Guide Was Revised And Updated By Cindy Fine In Consultation With Elizabeth Athos. For The Third Edition To This Report, See ED584831.]

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There is no question that students who experience homelessness, like all students, are entitled to be educated. A federal law, known as the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, requires states to provide homeless children and youth with the same access to free appropriate public education as is available to other students. The Act also requires states to review and revise barriers to the identification, enrollment, attendance or success in school of homeless students, to avoid the segregation of homeless students from the mainstream school environment, and to provide access to the education and services needed to ensure that homeless students have an opportunity to meet the same challenging academic achievement standards to which all students are held. This publication is designed to help parents, guardians, caregivers, and youth understand the circumstances that are considered "homelessness" under the school enrollment laws and the legal concepts, procedures, and rights involved in disputes over the enrollment of homeless students in local public schools. This publication provides useful information for parents whose children have been enrolled in a school district but who are experiencing homelessness. It is also intended to be of assistance to homeless parents whose children are not currently enrolled in school, as well as to homeless youth not living with a parent or guardian ("unaccompanied youth"). [This guide was revised and updated by Cindy Fine in consultation with Elizabeth Athos. For the third edition to this report, see ED584831.]

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“ERIC ED594547: Education Rights Of Homeless Students: A Guide For Advocates. Fourth Edition There Is No Question That Students Who Experience Homelessness, Like All Students, Are Entitled To Be Educated. A Federal Law, Known As The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Requires States To Provide Homeless Children And Youth With The Same Access To Free Appropriate Public Education As Is Available To Other Students. The Act Also Requires States To Review And Revise Barriers To The Identification, Enrollment, Attendance Or Success In School Of Homeless Students, To Avoid The Segregation Of Homeless Students From The Mainstream School Environment, And To Provide Access To The Education And Services Needed To Ensure That Homeless Students Have An Opportunity To Meet The Same Challenging Academic Achievement Standards To Which All Students Are Held. This Publication Is Designed To Help Parents, Guardians, Caregivers, And Youth Understand The Circumstances That Are Considered "homelessness" Under The School Enrollment Laws And The Legal Concepts, Procedures, And Rights Involved In Disputes Over The Enrollment Of Homeless Students In Local Public Schools. This Publication Provides Useful Information For Parents Whose Children Have Been Enrolled In A School District But Who Are Experiencing Homelessness. It Is Also Intended To Be Of Assistance To Homeless Parents Whose Children Are Not Currently Enrolled In School, As Well As To Homeless Youth Not Living With A Parent Or Guardian ("unaccompanied Youth"). [This Guide Was Revised And Updated By Cindy Fine In Consultation With Elizabeth Athos. For The Third Edition To This Report, See ED584831.]” Subjects and Themes:

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2The Parent Connection : How To Communicate With Your Child About Alcohol And Other Drugs

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There is no question that students who experience homelessness, like all students, are entitled to be educated. A federal law, known as the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, requires states to provide homeless children and youth with the same access to free appropriate public education as is available to other students. The Act also requires states to review and revise barriers to the identification, enrollment, attendance or success in school of homeless students, to avoid the segregation of homeless students from the mainstream school environment, and to provide access to the education and services needed to ensure that homeless students have an opportunity to meet the same challenging academic achievement standards to which all students are held. This publication is designed to help parents, guardians, caregivers, and youth understand the circumstances that are considered "homelessness" under the school enrollment laws and the legal concepts, procedures, and rights involved in disputes over the enrollment of homeless students in local public schools. This publication provides useful information for parents whose children have been enrolled in a school district but who are experiencing homelessness. It is also intended to be of assistance to homeless parents whose children are not currently enrolled in school, as well as to homeless youth not living with a parent or guardian ("unaccompanied youth"). [This guide was revised and updated by Cindy Fine in consultation with Elizabeth Athos. For the third edition to this report, see ED584831.]

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3Monsieur Parent Timbuctoo The False Gems And Other Stores

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There is no question that students who experience homelessness, like all students, are entitled to be educated. A federal law, known as the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, requires states to provide homeless children and youth with the same access to free appropriate public education as is available to other students. The Act also requires states to review and revise barriers to the identification, enrollment, attendance or success in school of homeless students, to avoid the segregation of homeless students from the mainstream school environment, and to provide access to the education and services needed to ensure that homeless students have an opportunity to meet the same challenging academic achievement standards to which all students are held. This publication is designed to help parents, guardians, caregivers, and youth understand the circumstances that are considered "homelessness" under the school enrollment laws and the legal concepts, procedures, and rights involved in disputes over the enrollment of homeless students in local public schools. This publication provides useful information for parents whose children have been enrolled in a school district but who are experiencing homelessness. It is also intended to be of assistance to homeless parents whose children are not currently enrolled in school, as well as to homeless youth not living with a parent or guardian ("unaccompanied youth"). [This guide was revised and updated by Cindy Fine in consultation with Elizabeth Athos. For the third edition to this report, see ED584831.]

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4ERIC ED283273: A Consumer's Guide To Schools Of Choice: For Parents And Other Educators. [Parent Choice And The Public Schools: Volume 4].

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This fourth and final guide in a series of volumes addresses parents who desire assistance in selecting the appropriate school for their child. The guide provides narratives and "real life" descriptions of actual occurrences in schools that advertise themselves as emphasizing a particular style or philosophy of teaching or curricular emphasis. Daily activities are sketched in 10 schools in 6 school districts in Massachusetts and New York. Section 2 of the guide describes fundamental, "back-to-basics" schools: Burncoat Preparatory Magnet School, Worcester, Massachusetts; and Bridge Alternative Concept School, Community School District Four, East Harlem, New York City. Schools described as using a "continuous progress, non-graded, individually guided" approach to school organization and grouping profiled in section 3 are Hernandez Two-Way Bilingual Magnet School, Boston, Massachusetts, and Mill Swan Communications Skills Magnet School, Worcester, Massachusetts. The Montessori developmental or "open" education type of school is modeled in section 4 by Bennett Park Montessori Center, Buffalo, New York; Graham and Parks Alternative Public School, Cambridge, Massachusetts; and City Magnet School, Lowell, Massachusetts. Described in section 5, "Schools with Curricular Specializations," are Arts Magnet School, Lowell, Massachusetts and Isaac Newton School for Science and Math, New York City. The final section briefly discusses degrees of parental involvement that can accompany any of the options. (CJH)

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5The Stay-at-home Parent Survival Guide : Real-life Advice From Moms, Dads, And Other Experts A To Z

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This fourth and final guide in a series of volumes addresses parents who desire assistance in selecting the appropriate school for their child. The guide provides narratives and "real life" descriptions of actual occurrences in schools that advertise themselves as emphasizing a particular style or philosophy of teaching or curricular emphasis. Daily activities are sketched in 10 schools in 6 school districts in Massachusetts and New York. Section 2 of the guide describes fundamental, "back-to-basics" schools: Burncoat Preparatory Magnet School, Worcester, Massachusetts; and Bridge Alternative Concept School, Community School District Four, East Harlem, New York City. Schools described as using a "continuous progress, non-graded, individually guided" approach to school organization and grouping profiled in section 3 are Hernandez Two-Way Bilingual Magnet School, Boston, Massachusetts, and Mill Swan Communications Skills Magnet School, Worcester, Massachusetts. The Montessori developmental or "open" education type of school is modeled in section 4 by Bennett Park Montessori Center, Buffalo, New York; Graham and Parks Alternative Public School, Cambridge, Massachusetts; and City Magnet School, Lowell, Massachusetts. Described in section 5, "Schools with Curricular Specializations," are Arts Magnet School, Lowell, Massachusetts and Isaac Newton School for Science and Math, New York City. The final section briefly discusses degrees of parental involvement that can accompany any of the options. (CJH)

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6Rabies, Lyme Disease, Hanta Virus And Other Animal-borne Human Diseases In The United States And Canada : What Every Parent, Householder, Camper, Hiker, Teacher, Wildlife Rehabilitator, Hunter, And Fisherman Needs To Know

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This fourth and final guide in a series of volumes addresses parents who desire assistance in selecting the appropriate school for their child. The guide provides narratives and "real life" descriptions of actual occurrences in schools that advertise themselves as emphasizing a particular style or philosophy of teaching or curricular emphasis. Daily activities are sketched in 10 schools in 6 school districts in Massachusetts and New York. Section 2 of the guide describes fundamental, "back-to-basics" schools: Burncoat Preparatory Magnet School, Worcester, Massachusetts; and Bridge Alternative Concept School, Community School District Four, East Harlem, New York City. Schools described as using a "continuous progress, non-graded, individually guided" approach to school organization and grouping profiled in section 3 are Hernandez Two-Way Bilingual Magnet School, Boston, Massachusetts, and Mill Swan Communications Skills Magnet School, Worcester, Massachusetts. The Montessori developmental or "open" education type of school is modeled in section 4 by Bennett Park Montessori Center, Buffalo, New York; Graham and Parks Alternative Public School, Cambridge, Massachusetts; and City Magnet School, Lowell, Massachusetts. Described in section 5, "Schools with Curricular Specializations," are Arts Magnet School, Lowell, Massachusetts and Isaac Newton School for Science and Math, New York City. The final section briefly discusses degrees of parental involvement that can accompany any of the options. (CJH)

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7Guy De Maupassant: Monsieur Parent The False Gems And Other Stories

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8The Half-parent : Living With Other People's Children

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9ERIC ED661845: Education Rights Of Homeless Students. A Guide For Advocates There Is No Question That Students Who Experience Homelessness, Like All Students, Are Entitled To Be Educated. A Federal Law, Known As The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Requires States To Provide Homeless Children And Youth With The Same Access To Free Appropriate Public Education As Is Available To Other Students. The Act Also Requires States To Review And Revise Barriers To The Identification, Enrollment, Attendance Or Success In School Of Homeless Students, To Avoid The Segregation Of Homeless Students From The Mainstream School Environment, And To Provide Access To The Education And Services Needed To Ensure That Homeless Students Have An Opportunity To Meet The Same Challenging Academic Achievement Standards To Which All Students Are Held. The Federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Aimed At Ensuring All Students Access To A High-quality Education, Requires States And Local School Districts To Annually Publish Data About The Academic Achievement Of Various Subgroups Of Students; Homeless Students Are A Separate Subgroup For Which Such Data (including High School Graduation Rates) Must Be Reported Annually, Enhancing The Accountability Of School Districts Serving These Students. This Publication Is Designed To Help Parents, Guardians, Caregivers, And Youth Understand The Circumstances That Are Considered "homelessness" Under The School Enrollment Laws And The Legal Concepts, Procedures, And Rights Involved In Disputes Over The Enrollment Of Homeless Students In Local Public Schools. This Publication Provides Useful Information For Parents Whose Children Have Been Enrolled In A School District But Who Are Experiencing Homelessness. It Is Also Intended To Be Of Assistance To Homeless Parents Whose Children Are Not Currently Enrolled In School, As Well As To Homeless Youth Not Living With A Parent Or Guardian ("unaccompanied Youth").

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10Homestead Methodism (1836-1933) : The History Of Methodism In Mifflin Township, Allegheny County, PA, Being The Story Of The First Methodist Episcopal Church In That Township, Variously Named The Whitaker Church, The Franklin Church, "The Neck" Church, And The Anne Ashley Memorial Church, Located At Twenty-second Street, Munhall, PA, In Its Background, Origin, And Work Through The Century, Along With The Expansion Of Methodism In The Community From This Original Parent Society ; The Coming Of Other Religious Communions To The Vicinity ; And An Account Of The Settlement, And The Industrial And Social Development Of The Homestead District

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11Oedipus, Electra Complexes Bed One Parent, Kill The Other

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The Oedipal and Electra complexes have two etiologies. Freud and Jung have identified only one of them: competition with the same sex parent for the love and attention of the other-sexed one. But there is an even more compelling source. Until age 18-24 months, the infant is both genderless and pansexual and consequently autoerotic. His libido is turned towards itself as a love object. But the infant is merged and fused with the mother throughout this period (symbiosis). They are one and the same. His narcissistic libido cathexes her as well! When he begins to separate from the mother, his narcissistic libido still remains invested in her residually - and this is the Oedipal complex. Find and Buy MOST of my BOOKS and eBOOKS in my Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/60F8EC8A-5812-4007-9F2C-DFA02EA713B3

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12Amy Klobuchar - I Learned A Lot Being The Parent Of A Sick Kid — Like That An Insurance-mandated 24-hour Hospital Stay For New Moms Was Wrong. More Importantly, I Got An Understanding Of What Other Parents Are Going Through When They’re Fighting For Their Kids.

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1390 DAY FIANCÉ Happily Ever After 0510 & The Other Way 0212 'Drawing The Line/The Parent Trap'

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14The Other Side Of Campus Life: A Parent And Student Guide To Campus Safety Told Through The Eyes Of Former Campus Chief Of Police

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15Monsieur Parent Timbuctoo The False Gems And Other Stories

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16ERIC EJ903823: Assessing The Consequences For Children And Families When A Parent Has A Problem With Substance Use And Abuse: Considerations For Social Workers And Other Helping Professionals

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The intent of this paper is to contribute to scholarship, knowledge and public policy regarding child maltreatment and parenting capacity within the context of parental substance use and abuse. One goal is to give voice to the children who have moved to, or who are approaching, the threshold for needing a type of protection that is neither governed by the best interest of the parent (even by default) nor by fixation by professionals on an ideology of family preservation--in the face of competing logical possibilities. In their best interest, many children and youth with drug addicted parents, who present repeated risks with known harm, are now more likely to require continuous care and a permanency plan. This policy-practice analysis relies on selected literature and on published studies and analyses within some current and emerging contexts. Part of the analysis is informed by an analysis of 50 case files, exploring an available sample of expert assessment processes and classifications associated with parental capacity and child-risk need--where parental capacity has been repeatedly compromised by substance use, abuse and addictions. The analysis applied predetermined broad child-risk-need-harm dimensions, expanded upon within the context of interpretations arising from the case content and findings from the literature, to enable formulation of conclusions regarding how some drug effects, substance use and abuse, and/or drug using lifestyle, interact with parental capacity and child risk-need-harm. (Contains 22 footnotes.)

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17ERIC ED341008: Parent Training Is Prevention: Preventing Alcohol And Other Drug Problems Among Youth In The Family.

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This report is intended to help communities identify and implement programs designed specifically for parents. The first chapter, "Characteristics of Effective Prevention Program," by Bonnie Benard, explores program comprehensiveness and intensity, strategies, and planning. The second chapter "Parent Training as a Prevention Strategy," by Kerby T. Alvy, addresses five important issues related to parent training as a community strategy for preventing alcohol and other drug use. The third chapter "Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Roles for Parents," identifies and briefly describes 10 interrelated roles, and details of each role are offered by nationally recognized experts in the parenting and alcohol and other drug prevention fields. The fourth chapter "Appropriateness and Cultural Competency, Crucial Elements in Parent Training Programs," by Michael Cunningham, addresses a number of elements germane to achieving ethnic appropriateness and developing cultural competency. The fifth chapter "How to Get Hard-To Reach Parents Involved in Parenting Programs," by Karol L. Kumpfer presents a variety of strategies for getting high-risk parents involved in family-focused prevention programs. The sixth chapter "Sample Program Descriptions," lists 23 programs that either have or are in the process of developing components that directly address the issue of alcohol and other drug use. The seventh chapter "Implementing a Parenting Program in Your Community," by David Pines, looks at preparation, implementation, and followup issues. The appendix lists organizations which focus on alcohol and other drugs and organizations which focus on families and children. (LLL)

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18The Other Parent : The Inside Story Of The Media's Effect On Our Children

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This report is intended to help communities identify and implement programs designed specifically for parents. The first chapter, "Characteristics of Effective Prevention Program," by Bonnie Benard, explores program comprehensiveness and intensity, strategies, and planning. The second chapter "Parent Training as a Prevention Strategy," by Kerby T. Alvy, addresses five important issues related to parent training as a community strategy for preventing alcohol and other drug use. The third chapter "Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Roles for Parents," identifies and briefly describes 10 interrelated roles, and details of each role are offered by nationally recognized experts in the parenting and alcohol and other drug prevention fields. The fourth chapter "Appropriateness and Cultural Competency, Crucial Elements in Parent Training Programs," by Michael Cunningham, addresses a number of elements germane to achieving ethnic appropriateness and developing cultural competency. The fifth chapter "How to Get Hard-To Reach Parents Involved in Parenting Programs," by Karol L. Kumpfer presents a variety of strategies for getting high-risk parents involved in family-focused prevention programs. The sixth chapter "Sample Program Descriptions," lists 23 programs that either have or are in the process of developing components that directly address the issue of alcohol and other drug use. The seventh chapter "Implementing a Parenting Program in Your Community," by David Pines, looks at preparation, implementation, and followup issues. The appendix lists organizations which focus on alcohol and other drugs and organizations which focus on families and children. (LLL)

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20ERIC ED584831: Education Rights Of Homeless Students: A Guide For Advocates. Third Edition There Is No Question That Students Who Experience Homelessness, Like All Students, Are Entitled To Be Educated. A Federal Law, Known As The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Requires States To Provide Homeless Children And Youth With The Same Access To Free Appropriate Public Education As Is Available To Other Students. The Act Also Requires States To Review And Revise Barriers To The Identification, Enrollment, Attendance Or Success In School Of Homeless Students, To Avoid The Segregation Of Homeless Students From The Mainstream School Environment, And To Provide Access To The Education And Services Needed To Ensure That Homeless Students Have An Opportunity To Meet The Same Challenging Academic Achievement Standards To Which All Students Are Held. The Federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), Aimed At Ensuring All Students Access To A High-quality Education, Requires States And Local School Districts To Annually Publish Data About The Academic Achievement Of Various Subgroups Of Students; Homeless Students Are Now A Separate Subgroup For Which Such Data (including High School Graduation Rates) Must Be Reported Annually, Enhancing The Accountability Of School Districts Serving These Students. This Publication Is Designed To Help Parents, Guardians, Caregivers, And Youth Understand The Circumstances That Are Considered "homelessness" Under The School Enrollment Laws And The Legal Concepts, Procedures, And Rights Involved In Disputes Over The Enrollment Of Homeless Students In Local Public Schools. This Publication Provides Useful Information For Parents Whose Children Have Been Enrolled In A School District, But Who Are Experiencing Homelessness. It Is Also Intended To Be Of Assistance To Homeless Parents Whose Children Are Not Currently Enrolled In School, As Well As To Homeless Youth Not Living With A Parent Or Guardian ("unaccompanied Youth"). [For An Older Version Of This Report Published In 2005, "Education Rights Of Homeless Students: A Guide For Advocates," See ED504916.]

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There is no question that students who experience homelessness, like all students, are entitled to be educated. A federal law, known as the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, requires states to provide homeless children and youth with the same access to free appropriate public education as is available to other students. The Act also requires states to review and revise barriers to the identification, enrollment, attendance or success in school of homeless students, to avoid the segregation of homeless students from the mainstream school environment, and to provide access to the education and services needed to ensure that homeless students have an opportunity to meet the same challenging academic achievement standards to which all students are held. The federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), aimed at ensuring all students access to a high-quality education, requires states and local school districts to annually publish data about the academic achievement of various subgroups of students; homeless students are now a separate subgroup for which such data (including high school graduation rates) must be reported annually, enhancing the accountability of school districts serving these students. This publication is designed to help parents, guardians, caregivers, and youth understand the circumstances that are considered "homelessness" under the school enrollment laws and the legal concepts, procedures, and rights involved in disputes over the enrollment of homeless students in local public schools. This publication provides useful information for parents whose children have been enrolled in a school district, but who are experiencing homelessness. It is also intended to be of assistance to homeless parents whose children are not currently enrolled in school, as well as to homeless youth not living with a parent or guardian ("unaccompanied youth"). [For an older version of this report published in 2005, "Education Rights of Homeless Students: A Guide for Advocates," see ED504916.]

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21Wednesday Evenings And Every Other Weekend : From Divorced Dad To Competent Co-parent : A Guide For The Noncustodial Father

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22Becoming Your Own Parent : The Solution For Adult Children Of Alcoholic And Other Dysfunctional Families

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23Home-alone America : The Hidden Toll Of Day Care, Behavioral Drugs, And Other Parent Substitutes

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24Home-alone America : The Hidden Toll Of Day Care, Behavioral Drugs, And Other Parent Substitutes

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25The Other Parent AU

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Just ficlets in an AU of the Dad Crocodile headcanon where Crocodile finds out about Dragons plan and nopes out of there, he ends up raising Luffy (And Ace/Sabo by extension)

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26A Letter To The Right Honorable Frederick J. Robinson, President Of The Board Of Trade, &c. &c. &c. On The Subject Of The Proposed Duties On Colonial Timber, And On Some Other Colonial Subjects [microform] : And On The Relative Situation Of The British North American Possessions, With The United States Of America And Great Britain : Pointing Out The Value And Importance Of The North British Colonies To The Parent State, And The Means Of Increasing Their Mutual Prosperity

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27Monsieur Parent - The False Gems And Other Stories

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28Family Beyond Family : The Surrogate Parent In Schools And Other Community Agencies

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29Family Beyond Family : The Surrogate Parent In Schools And Other Community Agencies

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30Wednesday Evenings And Every Other Weekend : From Divorced Dad To Competent Co-parent : A Guide For The Noncustodial Father

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31ERIC ED221264: Management By Parent Objectives: A Case Study Establishing The Feasibility Of Employer-Sponsored Child Care And Other Family Supports.

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This paper addresses the feasibility of family support programs as a means by which management may constructively respond to the changes in the workforce in order to fulfill its own objectives. The analysis takes into account both theory and practice, applying learned concepts to the design and execution of an actual feasibility study at a small, suburban Massachusetts bank. Part 1 sheds light on parent needs, examining the changes in families, in work, and in community support services resulting in the need for employer assistance in child care. Also described are the variety of responses that companies can make given the interface among these changes. Part 2 examines the rationale for a corporate response to these changes, while part 3 presents the findings of the bank case study and an analysis of the process used to arrive at the most appropriate and cost effective solution to identified management problems. Part 4 offers the author's conclusions and a prognosis for the future feasibility of employer supports to working parents in meeting management objectives. A list of on-site employer supported day care centers from 1960-present is appended, along with information concerning the turnover at the bank and the community it served. Also appended is a copy of the survey administered to the bank employees and a discussion of the author's proposed child care benefit plan. (MP)

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32The Other Parent : The Inside Story Of The Media's Effect On Our Children

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This paper addresses the feasibility of family support programs as a means by which management may constructively respond to the changes in the workforce in order to fulfill its own objectives. The analysis takes into account both theory and practice, applying learned concepts to the design and execution of an actual feasibility study at a small, suburban Massachusetts bank. Part 1 sheds light on parent needs, examining the changes in families, in work, and in community support services resulting in the need for employer assistance in child care. Also described are the variety of responses that companies can make given the interface among these changes. Part 2 examines the rationale for a corporate response to these changes, while part 3 presents the findings of the bank case study and an analysis of the process used to arrive at the most appropriate and cost effective solution to identified management problems. Part 4 offers the author's conclusions and a prognosis for the future feasibility of employer supports to working parents in meeting management objectives. A list of on-site employer supported day care centers from 1960-present is appended, along with information concerning the turnover at the bank and the community it served. Also appended is a copy of the survey administered to the bank employees and a discussion of the author's proposed child care benefit plan. (MP)

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33ERIC ED592569: NYS PROMISE Case Management: A Field Guide For Case Managers And Family Coaches. Version 3.0 Case Management Services Under NYS PROMISE Are Provided By A Robust And Diverse Network Of Case Managers And Family Coaches. Case Managers Work Predominantly With Youth In The Research Demonstration Sites, While Family Coaches Work Exclusively With The Families Of Intervention Group Youth Enrolled In NYS PROMISE Through Regional Parent Training Centers. Regardless Of The Title Of The Practitioner, Or Their Organizational Placement, They Provide Similar Critical Care, Coordination And Access To The Core Services And Supports Provided Under The NYS PROMISE Intervention, As Well As Information And Referral For Other Needed Services And Supports. In Addition, They Provide Intermittent "light Touch" Data Gathering On Control Group Youth And Families. While "field Guides" Have Traditionally Been Employed In The Study Of Plants And Fauna, They Have Increasingly Been Created To Support Practitioners In An Array Of Professional Fields As They Face The Obstacles And Challenges That Can Arise While Accomplishing Specific Tasks. The NYS PROMISE Case Management Field Guide Was Designed For The Express Purpose Of Assisting Case Managers And Family Coaches In Navigating Their Day-to-day Roles, Functions, And Expectations, While Adhering To High Quality Standards, And Managing The Impact Of Their Work On Their Own Health And Wellbeing. The Aim Is To Ensure That All NYS PROMISE Case Managers And Family Coaches (case Management Practitioners) Are Equipped To Perform Their Job In A Manner That Leads To The Expected Youth And Family Outcomes Of The NYS PROMISE Intervention--holding To A Common Measure Of Fidelity. This Field Guide Is Presented In Modules And Is Indexed To Assist Case Management Practitioners In Easily Accessing The Information They Need, When They Need It. The Following Modules Are Included In This Field Guide: (1) Overview Of Case Management; (2) Service Delivery; (3) Youth In Transition; (4) Self-Determination; (5) Case Planning And Service Coordination; (6) Case Recording; (7) Counseling Resources; (8) Crisis Management; (9) Engaging Families; (10) Protection And Advocacy; (11) Triaging Benefits And Entitlements To Support Career Development And Work; (12) Justice-Involved Youth; (13) Community Participation; (14) Emerging Adulthood; And (15) Closeout Process For PROMISE.

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Case management services under NYS PROMISE are provided by a robust and diverse network of case managers and family coaches. Case managers work predominantly with youth in the research demonstration sites, while family coaches work exclusively with the families of intervention group youth enrolled in NYS PROMISE through regional Parent Training Centers. Regardless of the title of the practitioner, or their organizational placement, they provide similar critical care, coordination and access to the core services and supports provided under the NYS PROMISE intervention, as well as information and referral for other needed services and supports. In addition, they provide intermittent "light touch" data gathering on control group youth and families. While "field guides" have traditionally been employed in the study of plants and fauna, they have increasingly been created to support practitioners in an array of professional fields as they face the obstacles and challenges that can arise while accomplishing specific tasks. The NYS PROMISE Case Management Field Guide was designed for the express purpose of assisting case managers and family coaches in navigating their day-to-day roles, functions, and expectations, while adhering to high quality standards, and managing the impact of their work on their own health and wellbeing. The aim is to ensure that all NYS PROMISE case managers and family coaches (case management practitioners) are equipped to perform their job in a manner that leads to the expected youth and family outcomes of the NYS PROMISE intervention--holding to a common measure of fidelity. This field guide is presented in modules and is indexed to assist case management practitioners in easily accessing the information they need, when they need it. The following modules are included in this field guide: (1) Overview of Case Management; (2) Service Delivery; (3) Youth in Transition; (4) Self-Determination; (5) Case Planning and Service Coordination; (6) Case Recording; (7) Counseling Resources; (8) Crisis Management; (9) Engaging Families; (10) Protection and Advocacy; (11) Triaging Benefits and Entitlements to Support Career Development and Work; (12) Justice-Involved Youth; (13) Community Participation; (14) Emerging Adulthood; and (15) Closeout Process for PROMISE.

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34Samuel Braslow - A Parent Confronts The Anti-mask Protesters Over Approaching His Son. He Tells Them They Shouldn’t Talk To Other People’s Children.

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A parent confronts the anti-mask protesters over approaching his son. He tells them they shouldn’t talk to other people’s children. https://t.co/1Jd2A2tBUM Source: https://twitter.com/SamBraslow/status/1389344257442414594 Uploader: Samuel Braslow

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35ERIC ED410434: Adolescent Parent Resource Guide. An Instructional Resource For The Graduation Reality And Dual-Role Skills Program And Other Programs Serving Pregnant And Parenting Teens.

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This resource guide is designed to help teachers assist pregnant and parenting teens, such as those enrolled in Graduation, Reality, and Dual-Role Skills (GRADS) programs, in achieving the competencies outlined in the GRADS Ohio Competency Analysis Profile. Introductory materials include information on use of the guide and resource material on two key issues for classroom instruction: trauma and posttraumatic stress and involving parents in the education of teen parents. The main part of the guide begins with a unit on the process competencies that represent important lifelong learning skills for adolescent parents. The nine content units are as follows: self-formation; pregnancy, wellness, and prenatal care; postpartum/neonatal care; parenting; enhancing child development; creation of a healthy, safe environment; relationships and social support systems; economic independence; and employability. Learning activities in these units reinforce the process competencies as students study and develop action plans. Each unit includes the following components: one-page overview, teacher background information, learning activities for both individual students and groups, action projects designed to help students transfer learning to real-life situations, and student resources (handouts). Special features of the learning activities include performance assessment, family involvement, journal activities, and student-developed resource notebooks. (YLB)

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36Becoming Your Own Parent : The Solution For Adult Children Of Alcoholic And Other Dysfunctional Families

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This resource guide is designed to help teachers assist pregnant and parenting teens, such as those enrolled in Graduation, Reality, and Dual-Role Skills (GRADS) programs, in achieving the competencies outlined in the GRADS Ohio Competency Analysis Profile. Introductory materials include information on use of the guide and resource material on two key issues for classroom instruction: trauma and posttraumatic stress and involving parents in the education of teen parents. The main part of the guide begins with a unit on the process competencies that represent important lifelong learning skills for adolescent parents. The nine content units are as follows: self-formation; pregnancy, wellness, and prenatal care; postpartum/neonatal care; parenting; enhancing child development; creation of a healthy, safe environment; relationships and social support systems; economic independence; and employability. Learning activities in these units reinforce the process competencies as students study and develop action plans. Each unit includes the following components: one-page overview, teacher background information, learning activities for both individual students and groups, action projects designed to help students transfer learning to real-life situations, and student resources (handouts). Special features of the learning activities include performance assessment, family involvement, journal activities, and student-developed resource notebooks. (YLB)

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37Tort, Contract, And Other Common Law Problems In The Substantive Law Of Parent And Subsidiary Corporations

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This resource guide is designed to help teachers assist pregnant and parenting teens, such as those enrolled in Graduation, Reality, and Dual-Role Skills (GRADS) programs, in achieving the competencies outlined in the GRADS Ohio Competency Analysis Profile. Introductory materials include information on use of the guide and resource material on two key issues for classroom instruction: trauma and posttraumatic stress and involving parents in the education of teen parents. The main part of the guide begins with a unit on the process competencies that represent important lifelong learning skills for adolescent parents. The nine content units are as follows: self-formation; pregnancy, wellness, and prenatal care; postpartum/neonatal care; parenting; enhancing child development; creation of a healthy, safe environment; relationships and social support systems; economic independence; and employability. Learning activities in these units reinforce the process competencies as students study and develop action plans. Each unit includes the following components: one-page overview, teacher background information, learning activities for both individual students and groups, action projects designed to help students transfer learning to real-life situations, and student resources (handouts). Special features of the learning activities include performance assessment, family involvement, journal activities, and student-developed resource notebooks. (YLB)

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