What works’ evidence: offending behaviour programmes
Offending Behaviour Programmes
... MST programmes tend to display stronger effects when implemented in demonstration projects compared to routine practice, a crucial question is whether, and if so by what means, routine practice can achieve ...
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An investigation of attrition from community-based offending behaviour programmes
... Abstract Results: The analyses in part one provided tentative evidence of a negative impact of attrition on reconviction outcomes. This trend remained after controlling for those variables found to significantly ...
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The impact of corrections on re-offending: a review of ‘what works’
... the offending behaviour p rogrammes reviewed in the previous ...the evidence for their ...limited evidence on the effectiveness of these interventions, perhaps particularly where probation is ...
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Beyond what works : how and why do people stop offending?
... ‘…the process of desistance is one that is produced through an interplay between individual choices, and a range of wider social forces, institutional and societal practices which are beyond the control of the ...
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Transition programmes for young adults with SEND : what works?
... Transition programmes provide opportunities to improve these outcomes by allowing young people to learn about themselves, the skills that are needed for life and the world of ...The evidence suggests that ...
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Transition programmes for young adults with SEND. What works?
... Transition programmes provide opportunities to improve these outcomes by allowing young people to learn about themselves, the skills that are needed for life and the world of ...The evidence suggests that ...
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Youth Employment Programmes: What Works in Rural Settings?
... subsidy programmes showed mixed ...subsidy programmes in Sri Lanka and South Africa showed no employment effects beyond the intervention periods (Fox & Kaul, 2017, ...voucher-based programmes did ...
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BME sex offenders in prison: the problem of participation in offending behaviour groupwork programmes – a tripartite model of understanding
... about what constitutes an individual identity and change within the individual vary across cultures and may therefore create problems for people who do not experience themselves as unitary and autonomous ...
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BME sex offenders in prison: the problem of participation in offending behaviour groupwork programmes – a tripartite model of understanding
... Although it is largely an unexplored area, it is likely that the BME experience of and response to community policing and the courts will inform BME responses to the experience of prison. Cheliotis and Liebling (2006), ...
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What Works : evidence centres for social policy
... on programmes that are unlikely to offer value for ...an evidence base exists but there is limited authoritative synthesis and communication of this evidence base 4 ...
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Using evidence in the classroom : what works and why?
... about evidence-informed practice is not ...pound programmes, collaborations and resources over recent years, all of which have aimed to improve the flow and take up of evidence for ...the ...
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What works to reduce prejudice and discrimination? A review of the evidence
... or behaviour and motivations of the proponent/s, and should also consider how certain actions are received and ...about what it really is could be partly addressed by rooting initiatives in people‘s own ...
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What works in parenting support? : a review of the international evidence
... of what is known about the characteristics of successful interventions, what is known about the characteristics of unsuccessful interventions, and what requires future ...and programmes ...
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Searching for Evidence: What works in Indigenous Mental Health Promotion?
... Firstly, there were few well conducted intervention evaluations; in many, the design was weak and insufficient information was supplied to assess effectiveness. Secondly, Indigenous mental health promotion initiatives ...
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Evidence review of what works for health systems strengthening, where and when?
... reform programmes addressing multiple building blocks over significant periods of time and allowing for lesson learning, and policy adaptation to changing the ...environment. Evidence on what ...
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DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES. Correctional Programmes Targeting Offending Behaviour
... Correctional Programmes are just one of a number of endeavours which the Department of Correctional Services has embarked upon in its quest to rehabilitate offenders and reintegrate them into communi- ties as ...
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The evidence base for careers websites. What works?
... Governments in the UK and elsewhere have sometimes seen careers websites as a way to offer career guidance more effi- ciently to a wider public. This view tends to see careers websites as a resource that can be used to ...
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What Works In Job Training: A Synthesis of the Evidence
... the evidence base on comprehensive and integrated models for serving youth, the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, the Corporation for National and Community Services, and related ...
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Cooperative Learning Returns To College: What Evidence Is There That It Works?
... Third, the instructor might use formal cooperative learning to address the questions "What are other human limitations? What are ways we can overcome them?" The 30 students count off from one to 10 ...
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Car crime and offending behaviour: Ex-offender perspectives
... is employment. Significant here is urban disorganisation and geographical neglect. The sample site is subject to an urban redevelopment programme, which is perceived by ex-offenders to be to blame for the neglect that ...
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