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Youthful Offenders in Adult Corrections: A Systemic Approach Using Effective Interventions: Site Coordinators Training [Distance Learning Training Program for Coordinators: Videoconference Held May 14-15, 2003]

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National Institute of Corrections Academy (Longmont, CO)

Published 2003. 4 videocassettes (353 min.); VHS

Off-air activities and facilitator skills and knowledge needed to coordinate the later 32-hour course are addressed during this 8-hour training program. The total distance learning program is a research-based, practical course that teaches implementation methods of principles of effective interventions ("What Works") to affect offender behavior change and recidivism. At the same time, the realities of day-to-day life in managing this unique population of offenders are addressed using modeled behaviors and guided practice for both security and treatment staff. This set of videotapes is to be used in conjunction with NIC accession no. 019067. Accession Number: 018892

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