Community Education and child-care programs |
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| Authors: | Evelyn Payne Davis Grace Ibanez Friedman Laura Martin |
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| Institution: | (1) Community Education Services the Children's Television Workshop, USA;(2) Child-Care Project, the Children's Television Workshop, USA;(3) Child-Care Project, the Children's Television Workshop, USA |
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| Abstract: | The Community Education Services (CES) division of the Children's Television Workshop (CTW) is CTW's community-outreach arm. This article describes how CES works with parents, children, experts, and local groups to develop special multimedia products, four of which are discussed. Two of the products—a fire-safety kit and a natural-hazards packet—were designed to teach young children how to protect themselves in life-threatening emergencies. Two other products—CES'sSesame Street preschool education materials and its3-2-1 Contact andSquare One TV after-school materials—are attempts by CTW to respond to societal changes that have increasingly shifted the burden of child care onto preschool and after-school programs. |
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