What Can We Conclude about Children and Youth At-Risk in Canada?

In this concluding article for an issue on serving students at-risk in Canada, emergent service themes are discussed, including the growing emphasis on prevention, a focus on lifelong learning, the development of children and youth centered service support and delivery models, and the movement towar...

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Published inExceptionality education Canada Vol. 13; no. 2-3; p. 217
Main Authors Lupart, Judy, Watson, Shelley L
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.05.2003
Subjects
Agency Cooperation
Canada
Delivery Systems
Early Identification
Educational Strategies
Educational Trends
Elementary Secondary Education
Evaluation Methods
Foreign Countries
High Risk Students
Incidence
Integrated Services
Prevention
Trend Analysis
Canada
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Summary:In this concluding article for an issue on serving students at-risk in Canada, emergent service themes are discussed, including the growing emphasis on prevention, a focus on lifelong learning, the development of children and youth centered service support and delivery models, and the movement toward agency and family collaboration. (Contains references.) (CR)
ISSN:1183-322X