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Evaluation of Erikson Institute Family Child Care Specialist Training Program phase II: Executive summary

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A summary of an evaluation of the Family Child Care Specialist Training Program, an 11-month program for specialists who support family child care providers in Chicago, Illinois, that examines relationships between specialists and providers and the role of the training in supporting those relationships, based on interviews, surveys, and observations of specialists, interviews with their agency directors, and interviews with family child care providers
Resource Type:
Executive Summary
Author(s):
Bromer Juliet; Weaver Corinne; Korfmacher Jon
Publisher(s):
Herr Research Center
Funder(s):
W. Clement & Jessie V. Stone Foundation

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