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Download full textHocevar, Susan Page – 1979
The paper examines staff and parent advocacy training for special needs preschool and Head Start children. The author outlines the rights and responsibilities as stated in federal and state legislation, and the aspects of advocacy not usually considered, such as maximizing the resources to provide an appropriate program. Suggestions are given for…
Descriptors: Child Advocacy, Communication Problems, Conflict Resolution, Educational Programs
Conte, Jon R. – 1980
The act of intervention into family life creates a conflict between the rights of the sexually abused child and the integrity of the family. From the child-welfare perspective, the conflict consists primarily in the ambiguity of child-welfare values which on the one hand support the sanctity of the family and on the other recognize the child's…
Descriptors: Antisocial Behavior, Child Abuse, Child Advocacy, Civil Rights
Anastasiow, Mary A. – 1980
A child advocate, whether parent or designated member of an agency, must be a representative of the child's interests and must ascertain that schools are performing their functions as prescribed by legal, social, and moral standards. The person best situated to assume the role of child advocate in the schools is the school psychologist. Several…
Descriptors: Child Advocacy, Child Welfare, Civil Liberties, Community Role
