Handbook of Youth Mentoring
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Handbook of Youth Mentoring

  1. 600 pages
  2. English
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Handbook of Youth Mentoring

About this book

This thoroughly updated Second Edition of the Handbook of Youth Mentoring presents the only comprehensive synthesis of current theory, research, and practice in the field of youth mentoring. Editors David L. DuBois and Michael J. Karcher gather leading experts in the field to offer critical and informative analyses of the full spectrum of topics that are essential to advancing our understanding of the principles for effective mentoring of young people. This volume includes twenty new chapter topics and eighteen completely revised chapters based on the latest research on these topics. Each chapter has been reviewed by leading practitioners, making this handbook the strongest bridge between research and practice available in the field of youth mentoring.

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Information

Publisher
SAGE Publications, Inc
Year
2013
Print ISBN
9781412980142
eBook ISBN
9781483309811
Edition
2
Topic
Education
Subtopic
Education Counseling

Table of contents

  1. HANDBOOK OF YOUTH MENTORING-FRONT COVER
  2. HANDBOOK OF YOUTH MENTORING
  3. CONTENTS
  4. FOREWORD
  5. PREFACE
  6. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  7. PART I: INTRODUCTION
  8. CHAPTER 1: YOUTH MENTORING IN CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVE: DAVID L. DUBOIS AND MICHAEL J. KARCHER
  9. PART II: FRAMEWORKS AND FOUNDATIONS
  10. CHAPTER 2: MENTORING AND POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: RICHARD M. LERNER, CHRISTOPHER M. NAPOLITANO, MICHELLE J. BOYD, MEGAN K. MUELLER, AND KRISTINA S. CALLINA1
  11. CHAPTER 3: MENTORING AND PREVENTION SCIENCE: TIMOTHY A. CAVELL AND L. CHRISTIAN ELLEDGE
  12. PART III: MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS
  13. CHAPTER 4: ASSESSING MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: MICHAEL J. NAKKULA AND JOHN T. HARRIS1
  14. CHAPTER 5: MENTORING ACTIVITIES AND INTERACTIONS: MICHAEL J. KARCHER AND KEOKI HANSEN
  15. CHAPTER 6: GOALS IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: FABRICIO E. BALCAZAR AND CHRISTOPHER B. KEYS
  16. CHAPTER 7: MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS IN DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE: GIL G. NOAM, TINA MALTI, AND MICHAEL J. KARCHER
  17. CHAPTER 8: A BIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON POSITIVE ADULT-YOUTH RELATIONSHIPS: AMBER L. ALLISON AND ELIZABETH A. SHIRTCLIFF
  18. CHAPTER 9: SOCIAL NETWORKS AND MENTORING: THOMAS E. KELLER AND JENNIFER E. BLAKESLEE
  19. PART IV: CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES
  20. CHAPTER 10: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND CULTURE IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: BERNADETTE SÁNCHEZ, YARÍ COLÓN-TORRES, RACHEL FEUER, KATRINA E. ROUNDFIELD, AND LUCIANO BERARDI
  21. CHAPTER 11: GENDER IN MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: BELLE LIANG, G. ANNE BOGAT, AND NICOLE DUFFY
  22. CHAPTER 12: SOCIAL CLASS: NANCY L. DEUTSCH, EDITH C. LAWRENCE, AND ANGELA K. HENNEBERGER
  23. CHAPTER 13: INTERNATIONAL AND CROSS CULTURAL ASPECTS IN YOUTH MENTORIN: LIMOR GOLDNER AND MIRI SCHARF
  24. PART V: PROGRAMS AND CONTEXTS
  25. CHAPTER 14: SCHOOL-BASED MENTORING: CARLA HERRERA AND MICHAEL J. KARCHER
  26. CHAPTER 15: AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS: MEGAN A. MEKINDA AND BARTON J. HIRSCH
  27. CHAPTER 16: CROSS-AGE PEER MENTORING: MICHAEL J. KARCHER
  28. CHAPTER 17: ELECTRONIC MENTORING AND MEDIA: CARMIT-NOA SHPIGELMAN
  29. CHAPTER 18: GROUP MENTORING: GABRIEL P. KUPERMINC AND JESSICA D. THOMASON
  30. CHAPTER 19: WORK AND SERVICE-LEARNING: STEPHEN F. HAMILTON AND MARY AGNES HAMILTON
  31. PART VI: SPECIAL POPULATIONS
  32. CHAPTER 20: ACADEMICALLY AT-RISK STUDENTS: SIMON LAROSE AND GEORGE M. TARABULSY
  33. CHAPTER 21: JUVENILE OFFENDERS: WING YI CHAN AND DAVID B. HENRY
  34. CHAPTER 22: YOUTH WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS: DAVID C. R. KERR AND CHERYL A. KING
  35. CHAPTER 23: YOUTH IN FOSTER CARE: PRESTON A. BRITNER, KELLIE G. RANDALL, AND KYM R. AHRENS
  36. CHAPTER 24: IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE YOUTH: DINA BIRMAN AND LYN MORLAND
  37. CHAPTER 25: CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS: J. MARK EDDY, JENNIFER CEARLEY, JOSEPH BERGEN, AND JENNY STERN-CARUSONE
  38. PART VII: PRACTICE AND PROGRAMMATIC CONSIDERATIONS
  39. CHAPTER 26: PROGRAM FUNDING: SUSAN G. WEINBERGER
  40. CHAPTER 27: MENTOR RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION: ARTHUR A. STUKAS, E. GIL CLARY, AND MARK SNYDER
  41. CHAPTER 28: MENTOR SCREENING AND YOUTH PROTECTION: SARAH E. KREMER AND BECKY COOPER
  42. CHAPTER 29: MENTOR AND YOUTH MATCHING: JULIA PRYCE, MICHAEL S. KELLY, AND SARAH R. GUIDONE
  43. CHAPTER 30: MENTOR TRAINING: JANIS B. KUPERSMIDT AND JEAN E. RHODES
  44. CHAPTER 31: FAMILY INVOLVEMENT: ANDREA TAYLOR
  45. CHAPTER 32: TERMINATION AND CLOSURE OF MENTORING RELATIONSHIPS: RENÉE SPENCER AND ANTOINETTE BASUALDO-DELMONICO
  46. CHAPTER 33: PROGRAM EVALUATION: DAVID L. DUBOIS
  47. CHAPTER 34: ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MENTORING PROGRAMS: E. MICHAEL FOSTER
  48. CHAPTER 35: ETHICAL ISSUES IN YOUTH MENTORING: JEAN E. RHODES, BELLE LIANG, AND RENÉE SPENCER
  49. PART VIII: CONCLUSIONS
  50. CHAPTER 36: YOUTH MENTORING IN THE 21ST CENTURY: PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS: DAVID L. DUBOIS AND MICHAEL J. KARCHER
  51. AUTHOR INDEX
  52. SUBJECT INDEX
  53. ABOUT THE EDITORS
  54. ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS