What to Listen for: Merton as Teacher-A Note

Kramer, Victor A.; Crider, Glenn

doi:10.1111/j.1939-3881.2009.00052.x

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“…60 In a multisite study involving parent education programs in Phoenix, Arizona; Camden, New Jersey; statewide in Connecticut; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Grand Rapids, Michigan, the authors found, in part, the following, which they contend justifies the continued provision of parent education services:…”

Section: Research Regarding Mandatory Parent Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A follow-up study of the "Children First" program in Illinois found that it was most helpful for high-conflict families as their frequency of relitigation over a six-year period was lower than the control group, but the authors opined that the relitigation rates may not be the best way to assess the effectiveness of that program, or any other. 60 In a multisite study involving parent education programs in Phoenix, Arizona; Camden, New Jersey; statewide in Connecticut; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Grand Rapids, Michigan, the authors found, in part, the following, which they contend justifies the continued provision of parent education services:…”

Section: Research Regarding Mandatory Parent Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Nationwide Survey of Mandatory Parent Education*

Pollet¹,

Lombreglia

2008

Family Court Review

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In an effort to take positive steps toward coping with problems for families and children created by high levels of separation and divorce, ever increasing civil caseloads and the exposure of children to interparental conflict, court-affiliated educational programs have emerged in the United States for parents separating from their spouse or partner or going through a divorce. This article will provide an overview of the creation of such programs and their development, which includes a discussion regarding the numerous states currently mandating parents to attend. It will summarize some of the research which has been conducted as to the efficacy of the programs and will provide the results of our nationwide research for each state's parent education status. There is a discussion of domestic violence issues and sensitivities in the context of parent education programs and possible future directions for mandatory parent education.

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Section: Research Regarding Mandatory Parent Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Research Regarding Mandatory Parent Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%