Resources
| DOI | 10.1177/026455059203900315 |
| Published date | 01 September 1992 |
| Date | 01 September 1992 |
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RESOURCES
Reports,
notes
of
videos
and
information
packs
etc,
surtable
for
digesting
In
this
column
will
be
welcome
Bullying
Alison
Skinner
of
the National
Youth
Agency
provides
ah
annotated
guide
to
the
literature
and
resources
in
tackling
this
increasingly
recognised
scourge
in
schools
and
elsewhere.
She
provides
an
extensive
overview
of
past
and
present
research,
policy
and
practice,
plus
details
of
support
organisations
and
helplines
for
victims
and
their
parents.
Bullying
is
published
by
Youth
Work
Press,
17-23
Albion
Street,
Leicester
LEI
6GD,
price
~7,
and
should
prove
helpful
in
facing
the
challenge
among
young
adults
and
in
Yds.
The
Streets
of
London
As
part
of
their
strategy
to
prevent
young
people
from
becoming
homeless,,
Centrepoint
Soho
offers
The
Essential
Street
Life
Guide,
aimed
at
those
who
may
be
considering
leaving
home
and
coming
to
London.
Its
message
is:
if
you
are
going
to
come,
it
is
much
better
to
do
it
in
a
planned
and
prepared
way.
The
pocket-sized
guide
outlines
the
reality
and
offers
essential
information
for
those
who
decide
to
come,
including
sleeping
rough,
squatting,
contraception
and
health
advice,
employment.
Free
to
young
people
and
those
working
with
them
from
the
Charity,
2nd
Floor,
10
Livonia
Street,
London
W1V
3PY,
071-494
0333.
Staff
Appraisal
Developing
Staff
Supervision
and
Ap-
praisal
in
the
Probation
Service
by
training
consultants
David
and
Catherine
Cawdon,
records
Humber-
side
Probation
Service’s
progress
in
achieving
their
current
scheme,
laun-
ched
in
April
1991,
in
furthering
their
commitment
to
’a
supportive
environ-
ment
which
encourages
creativity
and
the
development
of
skills
and
job
satisfaction’.
Whether
the
scheme
lives
up
to
this
isn’t
possible
to
say,
but
the
efforts
to
get
it
right
over a
four
year
preparation
period
seem
to
have
been
thorough
and
tenacious.
The
report
in-
cludes
the
questionnaire
sent
to
all
staff,
the
new
guidelines
and
the
ap-
praisal
document
now
in
use.
From
the
training
unit,
21
Flemingate,
Beverley
HU17
ONP,
price
~12.50.
Substance
Misuse
Training
Substance
Misuse:
Guidance
Notes for
the
Diploma
in
Social
Work
sets
out
what
CCETSW’s
working
party
con-
sider
to
be
the
minimum
knowledge
and
skills
required
by
qualifying
students,
in
order
to
enhance
the
status
of
teaching
about
substance
problems
on
social
work
courses.
Further
publications
will
include
a
resource
directory
and
guide
to
training
materials.
From
CCETSW
Information
Service,
Derbyshire
House,
St
Chad’s
Street,
London
WCIH
SAD,
price
£4.
Facing
the
Media
Facing
the
Press
by
John
Lidstone
(Nicholas
Brearly
Publishing,
1992,
&19.95)
prepares
you
to
manage
press,
radio
and
TV
interviews
to
best
advan-
tage :
preparation,
communication,
an-
ticipation,
body
language
and
understanding
the
media’s
needs.
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