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Patterns of Residential Care - Sociological Studies in Institutions for Handicapped Children

English · Hardback

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First published in 1971, this title describes a series of studies dealing with the upbringing of children in residential institutions. Most work has been carried out in institutions for children with learning disabilities, although units caring for able but deprived children and children with physical disabilities have also been examined.


List of contents

Acknowledgments Part 1: Background to the Studies 1. Introduction 2. Children in Residential Care 3. Child Development and Methods of Upbringing 4. The Sociology of Residential Institutions Part 2: Varieties of Residential Care: Field Studies 5. Four Large Institutions 6. Administration, Staffing and Patterns of Responsibility 7. Patterns of Care 8. Child Management: Some Preliminary Conclusions Part 3: Some Determinants of Care: A Survey 9. Child Management Practices and Institutional Organization: Some Hypotheses 10. Research Design and Methods 11. Child Management Practices in Hostels, Hospitals and Voluntary Homes 12. Staffing and Child Management 13. Staff Roles and the Way they are Performed 14. The Responsibility and Training of Senior Staff Part 4: Conclusions 15. Summary and Conclusions. Appendices. References. Index.

About the author

Roy D. King, Norma V. Raynes and Jack Tizard

Summary

First published in 1971, this title describes a series of studies dealing with the upbringing of children in residential institutions. Most work has been carried out in institutions for children with learning disabilities, although units caring for able but deprived children and children with physical disabilities have also been examined.

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