The abuse of women within childcare work
著者
書誌事項
The abuse of women within childcare work
Open University Press, 1995
- : hbk
- : pbk
大学図書館所蔵 件 / 全32件
-
該当する所蔵館はありません
- すべての絞り込み条件を解除する
注記
Bibliography: p. [201]-213
Includes index
内容説明・目次
- 巻冊次
-
: pbk ISBN 9780335192601
内容説明
Childcare professionals working in childcare agencies predominantly work with women clients. This book identifies and analyzes the multiple abuses of women within childcare work. The authors rely on the abundant evidence of such abuse in research, childcare literature, child abuse enquiry reports, and on their combined forty years experience of childcare practice. Although many abuses occur at the point of contact between childcare professionals and women clients, the origins and causes of the abuses often lie elsewhere; in childcare law for example, or in childcare training; in developmental theories, organizational structure, or in too-hastily formulated policies and procedures. Each of these and many more potentially abusive factors are explored; so too are the dilemmas they pose for many professionals who are fully aware of that abusive potential. The authors stress that uncomplicated and not-too-challenging changes can be made to ensure that the abuse of women within childcare systems can be drastically curtailed.
目次
Part One: A Case in Point: The Problem Has Not Gone AwayWomen in Society: Changing Roles and RelationshipsThe Role of Theory in Child Care WorkAbusive Child Care Systems IAbusive Child Care Systems IIPart Two: Manifestations: The Abuse of Power: Common Experiences for Workers and ClientsAbuse in ActionThe Abuse of Women by Avoiding MenPart Three: The Way Ahead: NonAbusive Childcare TheoryNonAbusive Childcare SystemsImplications for Trainers.
- 巻冊次
-
: hbk ISBN 9780335192618
内容説明
Childcare professionals working in childcare agencies predominantly work with women clients. This book identifies and analyzes the multiple abuses of women within childcare work. The authors rely on the abundant evidence of such abuse in research, childcare literature, child abuse enquiry reports, and on their combined 40-years experience of childcare practice. Although many abuses occur at the point of contact between childcare professionals and women clients, the origins and causes of the abuses often lie elsewhere; in childcare law for example, or in childcare training; in developmental theories, organizational structure, or in too-hastily formulated policies and procedures. Each of these and many more potentially abusive factors are explored; so too are the dilemmas they pose for many professionals who are fully aware of that abusive potential. The authors stress that uncomplicated and not-too-challenging changes can be made to ensure that the abuse of women within childcare systems can be drastically curtailed.
目次
- Part One A Case in Point: The Problem Has Not Gone Away
- Women in Society - Changing Roles and Relationships
- The Role of Theory in Childcare Work
- Abusive Childcare Systems I
- Abusive Childcare Systems II. Part Two Manifestations: The Abuse of Power - Common Experiences for Workers and Clients
- Abuse in Action
- The Abuse of Women by Avoiding Men. Part Three The Way Ahead: Non-Abusive Childcare Theory
- Non-Abusive Childcare Systems
- Implications for Trainers.
「Nielsen BookData」 より
