Organisation of a community developemnt programme

By:

Sautoy, Peter Du

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Oxford University Press; 1962Description: 156 pSubject(s):

Community Development

DDC classification:

307 Sau

Summary: The author examines recent trends in community development training, which, he suggests, are the result of a growing awareness of past inadequacies in training programmes. Even now much of the training is unsatisfactory, particularly the human relations training. In the second part of the book the author investigates the causes of these difficulties, and suggests how they may be overcome. He describes the methods used in the community development training course at the University of London Institute of Education, of which he is Senior Lecturer and Supervisor.

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The author examines recent trends in community development training, which, he suggests, are the result of a growing awareness of past inadequacies in training programmes. Even now much of the training is unsatisfactory, particularly the human relations training. In the second part of the book the author investigates the causes of these difficulties, and suggests how they may be overcome. He describes the methods used in the community development training course at the University of London Institute of Education, of which he is Senior Lecturer and Supervisor.

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