Family day care or childminding plays a significant role in the provision of childcare in many countries, but is facing new challenges. Bringing together theory, research and knowledge from practice, this topical book presents a variety of informative perspectives on this important service.
Family day care or childminding plays a significant role in the provision of childcare in many countries, but is facing new challenges. Bringing together theory, research and knowledge from practice, this topical book presents a variety of informative perspectives on this important service.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ann Mooney and June Statham are researchers at the Thomas Coram Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London. They have published extensively in childcare and related fields and undertaken research on issues concerned with early childhood services and support for families.
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Preface. 1. Across the Spectrum: An Introduction to Family Day Care Internationally. June Statham and Ann Mooney Thomas Coram Research Unit London. Part 1. Policy and Organisation. 1. Across the Spectrum: An Introduction to Family Day Care Internationally. June Statham and Ann Mooney Thomas Coram Research Unit London. 2. Home-like? Some Unique features of the Emerging Family Day Care Provision in Hungary. Marta Korintus National Institute for Family and Social Policy Budapest. 3. Carving out a niche? The Work of Tagesmutter in the New Germany. Ulrike Gelder School of Geography Politics and Sociology University of Newcastle upon Tyne. 4. Family Day Care in New Zealand: Training Quality and Professional Status. Elizabeth Everiss Open Polytechnic of New Zealand and Carmen Dalli Victoria University of Wellington. 5. The Development of Childminding Networks in Britain: Sharing the Caring: Sue Owen National Children's Bureau UK. 6. Family Day Care in Israel: Policy Quality and the Daily Experiences of Children. Miriam K. Rosenthal Hebrew University Jerusalem. Part 2. Understandings of Family Care. 7. What it Means to be a Childminder: Work or Love? Ann Mooney Thomas Coram Research Unit London. 8. Agency and Ethics: Family Day Care Providers' Perspectives on Quality. Irene Kyle independent researcher Canada. 9. The Everyday Life of Children in Family Day Care as Seen by the Carers. Malene Karlsson Family Day Care Expert Sweden. 10. Family Day Care in France Liane Mozere University of Metz. Part 3. Carers and Parents. 11. Provider and Parent Perspectives of Family Day Care for `Children in Need': A Third Party Inbetween. June Statham Thomas Coram Research Unit London. 12. Partnership with Providers? Why Parents from Diverse Cultural Backgrounds Choose Family Day Care. Sarah Wise and Ann Sanson Australian Institute of Family Studies. 13. Setting Child Care Standards with Respect for Cultural Differences. Who Says What is Quality? Kathy Modigliani Family Child Care Project Arlington Massachusetts. 14. Conclusion: Whither Family Day Care? Peter Moss Thomas Coram Research Unit London. References. Index.
Preface. 1. Across the Spectrum: An Introduction to Family Day Care Internationally. June Statham and Ann Mooney Thomas Coram Research Unit London. Part 1. Policy and Organisation. 1. Across the Spectrum: An Introduction to Family Day Care Internationally. June Statham and Ann Mooney Thomas Coram Research Unit London. 2. Home-like? Some Unique features of the Emerging Family Day Care Provision in Hungary. Marta Korintus National Institute for Family and Social Policy Budapest. 3. Carving out a niche? The Work of Tagesmutter in the New Germany. Ulrike Gelder School of Geography Politics and Sociology University of Newcastle upon Tyne. 4. Family Day Care in New Zealand: Training Quality and Professional Status. Elizabeth Everiss Open Polytechnic of New Zealand and Carmen Dalli Victoria University of Wellington. 5. The Development of Childminding Networks in Britain: Sharing the Caring: Sue Owen National Children's Bureau UK. 6. Family Day Care in Israel: Policy Quality and the Daily Experiences of Children. Miriam K. Rosenthal Hebrew University Jerusalem. Part 2. Understandings of Family Care. 7. What it Means to be a Childminder: Work or Love? Ann Mooney Thomas Coram Research Unit London. 8. Agency and Ethics: Family Day Care Providers' Perspectives on Quality. Irene Kyle independent researcher Canada. 9. The Everyday Life of Children in Family Day Care as Seen by the Carers. Malene Karlsson Family Day Care Expert Sweden. 10. Family Day Care in France Liane Mozere University of Metz. Part 3. Carers and Parents. 11. Provider and Parent Perspectives of Family Day Care for `Children in Need': A Third Party Inbetween. June Statham Thomas Coram Research Unit London. 12. Partnership with Providers? Why Parents from Diverse Cultural Backgrounds Choose Family Day Care. Sarah Wise and Ann Sanson Australian Institute of Family Studies. 13. Setting Child Care Standards with Respect for Cultural Differences. Who Says What is Quality? Kathy Modigliani Family Child Care Project Arlington Massachusetts. 14. Conclusion: Whither Family Day Care? Peter Moss Thomas Coram Research Unit London. References. Index.
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