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Holt, Bess-Gene – 1979
The Enabler Model (EM), a non-prescriptive approach to help communities implement their early childhood programs, is described in this paper. The model is based on the positive educational value of human individuality, the life-long ability of all humans to learn and develop, and the power of human sociability in determining the content, extent,…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Consultants, Consultation Programs, Early Childhood Education
Dollar, Bruce – 1977
The Documentation and Technical Assistance Project (DTA) was created, in part, to test a premise related to educational problem-solving. It was hypothesized that knowledge gained through on-site documentation of school level problem solving practices could be transformed for utilization (linkage) by other schools and communities to improve the…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Documentation, Elementary Secondary Education, Information Theory
Ohio State Dept. of Education, Columbus. Div. of Educational Services. – 1986
Produced by an urban school district, this manual provides guidelines for developing and implementing a preschool screening and follow-up program that is based on community involvement. Part 1 of the manual presents a rationale for preschool screening and outlines the major components of a screening program. Also included in part 1 is a discussion…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Early Identification, Guidelines, Inservice Education
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Dennis, Ruth; Edelman, Susan W.; Cloninger, Chigee – Rural Special Education Quarterly, 2001
Vermont's I-Team has provided technical assistance and training to educational team members serving children with disabilities for 25 years. Characteristics of sustainable human services programs include flexibility, collaborative consultation, consideration and inclusion of families and communities, competent management, on-going training for all…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Educational Cooperation, Educational Trends, Family Involvement