Portage Evaluation and Re‐evaluation: A Day Nursery Project

Frederickson, Norah; Haran, Hanna

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“…In particular, Fredrickson and Haran (1986) reported that few members of staff continued to use activity charts in a day nursery in the six months after a 'highly successful' workshop.…”

Section: Portage Service Model and Schoolmentioning

confidence: 97%

“…Although positive outcomes for both teachers and pupils have been reported by Miller and colleagues not all attempts to introduce Portage into schools have been a resounding success. In particular, Fredrickson and Haran (1986) reported that few members of staff continued to use activity charts in a day nursery in the six months after a 'highly successful' workshop.…”

Section: Portage Service Model and Schoolmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Extending Portage into Schools

Cameron¹,

White²

1989

British J Special Edu

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Since the Portage home teaching approach came here from the United States, in 1976, Portage projects have begun to extend into schools. Dr Robert Cameron, tutor for continuing professional development in educational psychology, Southampton University, and Mollie White, senior lecturer in early childhood education, King Alfred's College of Higher Education, trace Portage's growth and speculate about its future, including its relevance to the National Curriculum.

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“…In particular, Fredrickson and Haran (1986) reported that few members of staff continued to use activity charts in a day nursery in the six months after a 'highly successful' workshop.…”

Section: Portage Service Model and Schoolmentioning

confidence: 97%

Section: Portage Service Model and Schoolmentioning

confidence: 99%