Efficacy of Blended Preservice Training for Resource Parents.

IF 0.8 4区 社会学 Q4 FAMILY STUDIES Child Welfare Pub Date : 2014-11-01
Lee White, Richard Delaney, Caesar Pacifici, Carol Nelson, Josh Whitkin, Maureen Lovejoy, Betsy Keefer Smalley
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To evaluate a new way of meeting the growing demand for training prospective resource parents, our study compared the efficacy of a blended online and in-person approach with a traditional classroom-only approach. Findings based on a sample of 111 resource parent prospects showed significantly greater gains in knowledge from pre- to posttest for the blended approach over the classroom-only approach. The blended approach also produced dramatically lower dropout rates during preservice training. Both groups made significant gains in parenting awareness from pre to post, but those gains were greater for the classroom-only approach. Post hoc analyses examined this finding more closely. Satisfaction with training was comparably high for both groups. Gains in knowledge and awareness were sustained at a 3-month follow-up assessment.

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资源父母混合式职前培训的效果。
为了评估一种满足日益增长的培训潜在资源家长需求的新方法,我们的研究比较了在线和面对面的混合方法与传统的课堂方法的效果。基于111名资源家长前景样本的调查结果显示,从测试前到测试后,混合方法的知识收益明显高于仅在课堂上使用的方法。这种混合方法还显著降低了职前培训期间的辍学率。两组学生在育儿意识上都取得了显著的进步,但只在课堂上学习的孩子获得的进步更大。事后分析更仔细地检验了这一发现。两组对培训的满意度都相当高。在3个月的随访评估中,知识和意识持续提高。
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