1993
DOI: 10.1086/444037
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Coordinated Services for Children: Designing Arks for Storms and Seas Unknown

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“…These relationships and networks can serve to build capacity at the local level by leveraging relationships and resources that are otherwise underutilized (Honig, 2004;Honig, 2006a). In this respect, boundary spanners can serve to disrupt the "top-down, command-and-control" model, which researchers have argued is insufficient for sustained implementation (Crowson & Boyd, 1993;Honig, 2006a;Malen, Ogawa, & Kranz, 1990;Pressman & Wildavsky, 1984).…”
Section: Implementation: Boundary Spanning and Mutual Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These relationships and networks can serve to build capacity at the local level by leveraging relationships and resources that are otherwise underutilized (Honig, 2004;Honig, 2006a). In this respect, boundary spanners can serve to disrupt the "top-down, command-and-control" model, which researchers have argued is insufficient for sustained implementation (Crowson & Boyd, 1993;Honig, 2006a;Malen, Ogawa, & Kranz, 1990;Pressman & Wildavsky, 1984).…”
Section: Implementation: Boundary Spanning and Mutual Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Au Québec, « créer un environnement favorable aux apprentissages et à la réussite de tous les élèves » et « favoriser une intervention plus cohérente et des services mieux harmonisés » correspondent à deux voies d'action privilégiées par la politique de l'adaptation scolaire (MEQ, 1999). Comme quoi, aujourd'hui, il devient de plus en plus incontournable de lier la réforme en éducation à celle des services offerts aux jeunes et à leurs familles (Adelman, 1996 ;Burt et al, 1998 ;Crowson et Boyd, 1993 ;Dryfoos, 1994Dryfoos, , 1998aDryfoos, , 1998bKeith, 1996 ;MEQ, 1999 ;Smrekar et Mawhinney, 1999 ;U.S.Ed., 1995U.S.Ed., , 1996. À partir d'une recension de travaux surtout américains car plus nombreux, cet article se propose de traiter des fondements théoriques du mouvement vers l'intégration des services et des modèles de base des diverses initiatives.…”
Section: Une Meilleure Harmonisation Des Services Offerts Aux Jeunes unclassified
“…(Burt et al, 1998). Les notions d'empowerment, de capital humain, social et culturel et de développe -ment communautaire sont aussi associées aux interactions entre les édu -cateurs, les parents, les intervenants et les autres membres de la communauté (Crowson et Boyd, 1993 ;Smrekar et Mawhinney, 1999 ;Waddock, 1995 ;White et Wehlage, 1995). Clark et Engle (2000) suggèrent la prise en compte de théories du changement organisationnel pour mieux comprendre les processus d'implantation de programmes et leur impact.…”
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“…As stakeholders, teachers must become actively involved in development and implementation and view the SBHC as more than just another pullout program that takes away from instructional time. Many barriers limit their full participation including weak links between teachers and SBHC staff, differences in levels of training, disciplinary professional jargon, different standards of ethical behavior, and work culture (Crowson & Boyd, 1993;Jehl & Krist, 1993;Waxman, Weist, & Benson, 1999).…”
Section: Community Stigmamentioning
confidence: 99%