APA Taskforce on Poverty

50 Pages·2016·2.24 MB·English

by  Lisa Chamberlain

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APPD Spring Annual Meeting A
March 2016
Goals of today’s workshop

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• Describe the importance of a curriculum for a
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• Identify evaluation strategies and metrics to
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CHILDHOOD POVERTY d
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Introductions c
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Faculty

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• Michelle Barnes cc
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• Elizabeth Hanson
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• Melissa Klein
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Introductions

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Current State of Poverty
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• Issues of childhood poverty are currently taught c
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What you are hoping to get
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• What is Poverty c
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Background c
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