Dilemmas in youth work and youth development practice / Laurie Ross, Shane Capra, Lindsay Carpenter, Julia Hubbell and Kathrin Walker.
By: Ross, Laurie
Contributor(s): Capra, Shane | Carpenter, Lindsay | Hubbell, Julia | Walker, Katherin
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National Documentation Centre General Collection | 01220-GG (Browse shelf) | Available | 44280 |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Becoming a youth worker -- Learning to "read" : cultivating ecological intelligence -- Navigating inexperience : how reflection guides practice for a novice youth worker -- Balancing high expectations, program structure, and youth realities : making kids fit -- The program or the program fit the kids -- Balancing conflicting values from home, a youth organization, and the community : keeping youth wellbeing at the center of youth work -- Youth worker and organizational responses to risky behavior and dangerous situations -- Balancing youth privacy with the youth worker's need for information : the importance of organizational support in dilemma resolution -- Activating personal knowledge to balance the needs of high-risk youth with the safety of others in the program -- "When I heard who it was, I knew it wasn't a real gun" : "reading" the context to maintain safety -- "Do they think we're not in charge?" : addressing dilemmas that arise in a social justice youth development approach -- Cross-cutting themes and implications for youth worker professional development.
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