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Home Learning Enablers and Other Helps: Home Learning Enablers for Ages Two to Twelve, Parent Papers, and Introducing PEP's (Program Enrichment Papers).

Shoemaker, Cynthia Jones – 1996

Home learning enablers (HLEs) are easy, carefully timed (5 to 10 minutes each), parent-child activities intended to encourage parents to learn to talk and interact with their children. The HLEs call for materials easily available in the home. Many were tested with 200 children in a pre- and post-test control group design; this study showed an IQ…

Descriptors: Child Development, Children, Day Care, Early Childhood Education

First Steps Home Intervention Module: Home Base Parent Handbook [and] Lessons [and] Consultant Manual. (A Component of the First Steps Program: An Early Intervention Program for Antisocial Kindergartners).

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Kavanagh, Kate – 1996

These three guides provide information on the third module of an early intervention program for at-risk kindergartners who show the early signs of antisocial behavior patterns. The third module of the "First Steps" program is a six-week home intervention component that instructs parents in skills for improving their child's school…

Descriptors: Antisocial Behavior, Behavior Modification, Check Lists, Consultants

Learning To Be Partners: An Introductory Training Program for Family Support Staff.

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Pooley, Lynn E., Ed.; Woratschek, Flora, Ed.; Williams, Jeanne, Ed. – 1997

Family support staff need a broad range of knowledge and skills and an understanding of the multiple psychosocial, biological, and cultural factors influencing human behavior, development, and relationships. This training curriculum, based on concepts of adult learning and the assumption that feeling and self-reflection are at the core of…

Descriptors: Community Development, Cultural Differences, Curriculum Guides, Family Needs