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HDFS 161 Episode 16 Designing a New Education

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton illustrates the assembly line perspective and its implications, contrasting it with a develecological understanding of typical features of school.

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HDFS 161 Episode 16 Part 2

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton continues his discussion of the contrast between the assembly line paradigm for education and a develecological paradigm.

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HDFS 161 Episode 17 Community Tour

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton conducts a conceptual tour of the community and its residents, illustrating the interconnectedness of problems across the life span.

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HDFS 161 Episode 18 Crime & Punishment

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton Outlines a develecological understanding of crime and punishment. He describes the development of criminal behavior and thinking, the developmental and ecological ingredients that go into a criminal developmental trajectory, the...

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Tips for the Community Education Assignment

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton describes the Community Education assignment and provides some hints for tackling it.

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HDFS 161 Episode 19 Restorative Justice

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton applies the principles of develecology to explain restorative justice and why it works.

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HDFS 161 Episode 20 Develecological Health Proposal

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton Describes the process of develecological analysis and elaborates on an example proposing ecosystem changes to increase the health of a community.

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HDFS 060 Episode 26 Family Diversity

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton discusses the diversity among families, the many types of families and the diversity even within types. He argues that the type or form of a family is not as important as its functions and how its ecosystem facilitates or hinder...

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HDFS 060 Episode 27 Families & Macrosystems

By: lshelton

Professor Shelton discusses changes in macrosystems and the processes of adaptation families experience when their macrosystems change or when they move from one macrosystem to another.