From experienced to novice: a reflective account on the changing role of front-line implementer to program trainer in Project P.A.T.H.S.
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Summary
It is suggested that involvement of front-line practitioners in the training of positive youth development programs is workable, although systematic training for the novice trainers may be needed.
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- 2012-01-14
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Keywords
Trainer, Front line, Line (geometry), Front (military), Psychology
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- Teachers' Collegial Interaction: An Exploratory Study
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- Training and professional expertise: Bridging the gap between new information and pre-existing beliefs of teachers
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- Using Students’ Weekly Diaries to Evaluate Positive Youth Development Programs: Are Findings Based on Multiple Studies Consistent?
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- Becoming a teacher educator: a personal perspective
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