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Hast, Fran; Hollyfield, Ann – 1999
Based on experiences gained at the Palo Alto Infant-Toddler Center, this book presents a model of infant and toddler child care. The purpose of the book is to offer caregivers and interested parents a repertoire of ways to respond to infants and toddlers that support individual development. Planned experiences and practical strategies for…
Descriptors: Activities, Activity Units, Child Development, Curiosity
Hast, Fran; Hollyfield, Ann – 2001
Based on experiences gained at the Palo Alto Infant-Toddler Center and the view that quality child care for infants and toddlers depends upon nurturing, long-term connections with their caregivers, other children, and their families, this book presents strategies for interacting with young children that support the developing child as well as the…
Descriptors: Activities, Activity Units, Child Caregivers, Child Development
Mireles, S. Raymond – 1973
Self-Programmed Counseling, the instructor's guidance, and Self-Programmed Control (SPC), the student's response, was initially developed by Title III Project USTED (United Students and Teachers for Educational Development) for Mexican American college students on academic probation to use on a non-credit, special group counseling basis. As part…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Check Lists, Counseling Techniques, Emotional Development
Mireles, S. Raymond – 1973
Self-Programmed Counseling, the instructor's guidance, and Self-Programmed Control (SPC), the student's response, was initially developed by Title III Project USTED (United Students and Teachers for Educational Development) for Mexican American students on academic probation to use on a non-credit, special group counseling basis. As part of a…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Check Lists, Counseling Techniques, Emotional Development