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Head Start On-Site Program Review Instrument (OSPRI) = Instrumento de revision en terreno del programa head start (OSPRI).

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Administration for Children, Youth, and Families (DHHS), Washington, DC. Head Start Bureau. – 1993

This Head Start On-Site Program Review Instrument (OSPRI) is used to monitor and evaluate Head Start Programs to verify basic compliance with program standards. OSPRI contains Head Start Performance Standards, Performance Standards on Services to Children with Disabilities, and specific program regulations in the areas of recruitment,…

Descriptors: Compliance (Legal), Disabilities, Eligibility, Evaluation Criteria

Step by Step': A Community Based Rehabilitation Project with Disabled Children in Guyana. Bilingual Version = Pas a pas: Un project de readaptation a base communautaire pour les enfants handicapes en Guyane. Version bilingue. Notes, Comments...No. 189.

O'Toole, Brian – 1990

The document, in both English and French, describes a 2-year project in Guyana based on the principle of community-based rehabilitation (CBR), which stresses training local community residents as supervisors to provide training of rehabilitation workers and direct services to children with disabilities living in rural areas. The program provided…

Descriptors: Children, Community Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Developing Nations