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Dear Editor, Congratulations on the
very first edition of the Children.UK WebMag. Coming at the beginning
of a new millennium, it also seems to me to represent the start
of a whole new era in child care. Now it is possible for carers
to communicate feely and openly with each other across national
and disciplinary boundaries, without being lectured to, advised
or regulated! The quality of the first articles augurs well,
and the lay-out is bright and clear. As one who has been involved
in writing about child care for nearly 30 years in journals,
magazines, books, and reports, this comes as the most welcome
news in the child care field for many years. I recently noticed
that there have been no replacements for the practitioners who
used to write so deeply about children from daily experience
in residential care (e.g. Dockar-Drysdale, Maxwell-Jones, Bettelheim,
Balbernie, Wills etc.). One of the reasons may be the lack of
suitable vehicles. If so your new means of communication could
open the way for their successors! Yours sincerely, Keith J.White. |
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY "CHILDREN.UK"! The German FICE-Section called
"Internationale Gesellschaft für erzieherische Hilfen"
sends its best greetings to the new Web Magazine of the FICE
UK Section. It is a great idea of our colleagues to launch such
a brillant medium for trans-national communication! |
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Dear Editor I have just visited children.uk.
Not only am I very impressed by what you are doing, but I have
clicked on to the FICE Germany Section Home page. They have lots
of useful information in very good English. For the first time
I have the feeling that I belong to a living international organisation.
Keep up the good work CfC. It is very exciting. What other stimulating
developments can we look forward to in future ? |
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Dear Editor Like your mag. Here are a few thoughts to cheer you up! A bus station is where a bus
stops. A train station is where a train stops. On my desk, I
have a work station. Regards |