A FAIR CHANCE (An Evaluation of the Mother-Child Education Program)
 
Table of Contents

Intro...

Evaluation...

Discussion...

Momletters...

References...

Appendices (Tables)...

 

 

Intro
 

• Importance of home environment in intervention programs
The explanatory framework for the rationale of the Mother-Child Education Program is based on different approaches. Like various others, the Program aims to intervene in early ages for those who are believed to be at risk due to environmental conditions and is designed to provide cognitive and social enrichment during the early period of development. It is the society’s responsibility to provide care and protection for young children, especially for those particularly vulnerable due to the conditions of the environment they live in. It is better to prevent the distressing effects of such conditions by early intervention rather than remediating them by later...

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Evaluation
 

• Although the short- and long-term results of the initial research which investigated the small scale implementation of the Mother Training Program revealed impressive results, it became apparent that there was a need for further research which would assess the effects of the revised program both on children and mothers which was being implemented on a wide scale. In addition, the new dissemination structure which enabled the wide scale application of the program needed to be monitored for its effectiveness and efficiency. Since a comprehensive research which investigated the revised program had not been conducted this research made possible the evaluation and monitoring of the program and the dissemination...

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Discussion
 

• The scope of intervention programs has been expanded as a result of various theoretical interpretations ( Bronfenbrenner, 1979; Munichin, 1985; Sameroff, 1975), to acknowledge as their responsibility the support of both the child and the family. Discussions about the rationale and process of intervention programs have mainly focused on the relationship between the programs and families receiving them.These programs have tried to go beyond promoting child development to include families as important partners ( Bronfenbrenner, 1979). When this is the case results include both the family and the child outcomes. Consequently, parental knowledge of developmental milestones, parental attitudes...

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Momletters
 

• At the Mother Child Education Foundation, we believe that the views and feelings of mothers who have participated in the Program are just as important a measure of the success of the Program as the numbers reached and the statistical findings presented in this report.

The self-reports of mothers put forth things that cannot be reflected by numbers and since they are essentially by their nature personal reports, they reflect the effects of the program from a very different perspective

The teachers, therefore, asked the mothers who had participated in the Mother-Child Education Program to give their written ....

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References
 

• Aksu-Koç, A. (1992). Home context as a pre-literacy environment and the effects of a training program on language pre-skills.Unpublished research proposal, submitted to Boğaziçi University Research Fund.

Aksu-Koç, A. & Kuşçul, Ö. H.(1994). Turkish middle and working class homes as pre-literacy environments and the effects of home enrichment on literacy skills. Paper presented at AERA Conference, (April), New Orleans.

Alpöge, G. (1995). Eight story books. Anne-Çocuk Eğitim Vakfı Yayınları No 3. ( Mother-Child Education Publications No3.) İstanbul.

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Appendices (Tables)
 

• Aksu-Koç, A. (1992). Home context as a pre-literacy environment and the effects of a training program on language pre-skills.Unpublished research proposal, submitted to Boğaziçi University Research Fund.

Aksu-Koç, A. & Kuşçul, Ö. H.(1994). Turkish middle and working class homes as pre-literacy environments and the effects of home enrichment on literacy skills. Paper presented at AERA Conference, (April), New Orleans.

Alpöge, G. (1995). Eight story books. Anne-Çocuk Eğitim Vakfı Yayınları No 3.
( Mother-Child Education Publications No3.) İstanbul ....

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ENCLOSED PUBLICATION
 

• Southeastern Anatolia Region Mother Support Program Book

• Southeastern Anatolia Region Preschool Education Program Teacher Activities Book

• Southeastern Anatolia Region Preschool Education Program Teacher’s Book

• Southeastern Anatolia Region Child Education Program, Teacher’s and Children’s Books

 
 
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