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The Daily Social Worker: Straf of zorg of herstel?

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The Daily Social Worker. Nieuws, trends , artikelen, links. Voor medewerkers en studenten van de Academie Mens en Maatschappij. En voor iedereen die verder nog voorbij komt. Vrijdag 1 maart 2013. Straf of zorg of herstel? Http:/ www.flickr.com/photos/publik15/. De hoogleraar rechtspleging in Groningen en senior raadsheer bij het Gerechtshof te Arnhem. Neemt stelling tegen de opvatting van veel psychologen en psychiaters dat een verslaafde crimineel geen keuze heeft en. Ik kan me vinden in Otte’s pl...

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The Daily Social Worker: Achterlijke kinderen

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The Daily Social Worker. Nieuws, trends , artikelen, links. Voor medewerkers en studenten van de Academie Mens en Maatschappij. En voor iedereen die verder nog voorbij komt. Zondag 21 juli 2013. Herderschêe was een bekend zenuwarts, die tegenwoordig geldt als de pionier van het speciaal onderwijs in Nederland. Hij maakte onder meer de Binet intelligentietest geschikt voor kinderen met een verstandelijke beperking. Diverse scholen dragen nog steeds zijn naam. Nazi-propaganda voor het eugenetica-programma.

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The NEN Blog: Compliance or Innovation: Choose One

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Friday, September 3, 2010. Compliance or Innovation: Choose One. Wonder why the lockstep 'compliance' mentality of so many grants - the endless timetables and workplans and logic models - rarely results in innovation? This video by Dan Pink offers some critical insights. Listen up, funders. RSA Animate - Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Advancing the Field of. Child and Youth Services. In a world full of blogs, why have one ourselves?

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The NEN Blog: April 2010

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Monday, April 5, 2010. Changes in DSM Prompt Controversy. One major proposed change is to create ‘Autism Spectrum Disorder’ and eliminate separate diagnoses for conditions such as Asperger’s syndrome. Instead, individuals will be diagnosed on the Autism spectrum, which Asperger’s will fall under. This proposed change has elicited many responses from the Asperger’s community, according to a recent NPR story. Hear the story at: http:/ www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php? Another proposed change is the ad...

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The NEN Blog: September 2010

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Friday, September 3, 2010. Compliance or Innovation: Choose One. Wonder why the lockstep 'compliance' mentality of so many grants - the endless timetables and workplans and logic models - rarely results in innovation? This video by Dan Pink offers some critical insights. Listen up, funders. RSA Animate - Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Advancing the Field of. Child and Youth Services. In a world full of blogs, why have one ourselves? A Case Manager's Verse.

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The NEN Blog: The Earthquake Here at Home

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Saturday, March 13, 2010. The Earthquake Here at Home. If there is opportunity in this crisis, many agencies are struggling to find it. NPR listeners got an earful yesterday about the very real consequences of cutting child abuse programs, but of course we in the field already know all about them. What about the former clients of closed programs? Are they miraculously improved and back on their feet? And will our staff themselves be soon joining the ranks of the needy? Melanie Goodman, Executive Director.

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The NEN Blog: It's a Micro, Micro, Micro, Micro World

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Tuesday, February 23, 2010. It's a Micro, Micro, Micro, Micro World. You’ve heard of microeconomics and micro-organisms, but how about micro-volunteering? We uncovered the trend while doing our own research on volunteering. We'll have a toolkit available soon, targeted to child- and youth-serving agencies). Are leading the way in this new idea of how to affect change. From a recent article:. Org, a microlending. Reports. Using PayPal. Or a credit card, a visitor to the Kiva. Micro-volunteering or micro-g...

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The NEN Blog: May 2010

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Friday, May 14, 2010. An Unalloyed Good Thing? As volunteer managers and nonprofit leaders know, the limiting factor for volunteer impact is NOT a shortage of volunteers, stipended or not. Instead, the limiting factors are the capacity of nonprofits to deploy them effectively, and the unusability of untrained, ill-prepared, temporary volunteer workers. Blue Avocado, on the 'sacred cow' of volunteering. So true. That's why we just produced. Check out the toolkit. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Because our ef...

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The NEN Blog: February 2010

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Tuesday, February 23, 2010. It's a Micro, Micro, Micro, Micro World. You’ve heard of microeconomics and micro-organisms, but how about micro-volunteering? We uncovered the trend while doing our own research on volunteering. We'll have a toolkit available soon, targeted to child- and youth-serving agencies). Are leading the way in this new idea of how to affect change. From a recent article:. Org, a microlending. Reports. Using PayPal. Or a credit card, a visitor to the Kiva. Micro-volunteering or micro-g...

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The NEN Blog: October 2009

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Monday, October 26, 2009. NYT Story Hightlights the 'New Runaways'. Recession Drives Surge in Youth Runaways. As more families face economic hardships, experts have seen an increasing number of children leave home for life on the streets, including many under 13. Doug Tanner, NEN's technical assistance coordinator and a specialist in runaway and homeless youth programs, add this:. Thursday, October 15, 2009. Money to Burn in Georgia. I'm all for advocates making a living wage (me being one of those advoc...