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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu While you wait try out these brain teasers…. 1. Do they have a 4th of July in England? 2. If there are 7 months that have 31 days in them and 11 months that have 30 days in them, how many months have 28 days in them? 3. How many birthdays does the average man have? 4. What is boiled then cooled, sweetened then soured? 5. A woman gives a beggar 50 cents; the woman is the beggar's sister, but the beggar is not the woman's brother. How come? Please hold your responses until class begins.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Welcome Slide Welcome to CJ 445!
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu All Seminars Are Recorded! Recording
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Mr. R’s Contact Information brobison@kaplan.edu 866-307-7698 x600 24 hour voicemail AIM brianrobison1010 www.cjprof.com Office Hours Thursdays 4:00 pm-6:00 pm PT 5:00 pm-7:00 pm CT 6:00 pm-8:00 pm ET Or by appointment.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Answer to brain teasers. 1. Do they have a 4th of July in England? Yes. It comes after the 3rd of July. 2. If there are 7 months that have 31 days in them and 11 months that have 30 days in them, how many months have 28 days in them? 12 3. How many birthdays does the average man have? 1 4. What is boiled then cooled, sweetened then soured? Iced tea with lemon. 5. A woman gives a beggar 50 cents; the woman is the beggar's sister, but the beggar is not the woman's brother. How come? The beggar is his sister.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Today’s Topics Basic Expectations Questions For Mr. R Case Management
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Take a deep breath and relax!
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Seminar Guidelines How to ask a question: ? = Question Question = Question Comment = Comment Be respectful of others Not a chat room Have fun!
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Technical Support TechSupport@Kaplan.edu 866.348.1196 (Toll Free) Hours of Operation: Mon–Thu 8:00 am to midnight ET Fri 8:00 am to 9:00 pm ET Sat 9:00 am to 6:00 pm ET Sun 9:00 am to midnight ET
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Campus Tour
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Course Guidelines Clear Expectations Ask Questions Late Work
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Grading Will be completed by Sunday 11:59pm ET Read Feedback Provided Ask Questions
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Discussion Rubric
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Email What makes a good email? Your name Your class and section Your question Patience
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Unit 1 Homework Discussions Quiz Seminar
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Discussion Overview Three Promising Programs Three Major Shifts in Federal Juvenile Policy
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Question?
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Students Expectations for Professor Traits of a successful professor?
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Case Management
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu
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Case Management
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Fill in the blank….. Therapeutic can be defined as _____________.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Case Management Wraparound Traditional
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound Basic Elements 1.A collaborative, community-based interagency team that is responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the wraparound initiative in a given jurisdiction.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound Basic Elements 1.A collaborative, community-based interagency team that is responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the wraparound initiative in a given jurisdiction. 2.A formal interagency agreement that records the proposed design of the wraparound initiative and spells out exactly how the wraparound effort will work.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound Basic Elements 1.A collaborative, community-based interagency team that is responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the wraparound initiative in a given jurisdiction. 2.A formal interagency agreement that records the proposed design of the wraparound initiative and spells out exactly how the wraparound effort will work. 3.Care coordinators to help participants create a customized treatment program and for guiding youth and their families through the system of care.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound Basic Elements 1.A collaborative, community-based interagency team that is responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the wraparound initiative in a given jurisdiction. 2.A formal interagency agreement that records the proposed design of the wraparound initiative and spells out exactly how the wraparound effort will work. 3.Care coordinators to help participants create a customized treatment program and for guiding youth and their families through the system of care. 4.Child and family teams consisting of family members, paid service providers, and community members (such as teachers and mentors), who know the youth under treatment and are familiar with their changing needs.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound Basic Elements 1.A collaborative, community-based interagency team that is responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the wraparound initiative in a given jurisdiction. 2.A formal interagency agreement that records the proposed design of the wraparound initiative and spells out exactly how the wraparound effort will work. 3.Care coordinators to help participants create a customized treatment program and for guiding youth and their families through the system of care. 4.Child and family teams consisting of family members, paid service providers, and community members (such as teachers and mentors), who know the youth under treatment and are familiar with their changing needs. 5.A unified plan of care developed and updated collectively by all the members of the child and family team. It spells out the role each team member (including the child and family) will have in carrying out the plan.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound Basic Elements 1.A collaborative, community-based interagency team that is responsible for designing, implementing, and overseeing the wraparound initiative in a given jurisdiction. 2.A formal interagency agreement that records the proposed design of the wraparound initiative and spells out exactly how the wraparound effort will work. 3.Care coordinators to help participants create a customized treatment program and for guiding youth and their families through the system of care. 4.Child and family teams consisting of family members, paid service providers, and community members (such as teachers and mentors), who know the youth under treatment and are familiar with their changing needs. 5.A unified plan of care developed and updated collectively by all the members of the child and family team. It spells out the role each team member (including the child and family) will have in carrying out the plan. 6.Systematic, outcomes-based services. These are clearly defined performance measures, which are used to track the progress of the wraparound initiative and guide its evolution over time.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Culturally Competent and Strengths-based
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu What Do You Think? Recent studies estimate that as many as 200,000 youth and their families may now be enrolled in comprehensive wraparound efforts.
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Successful Programs Repeat Offender Prevention Program
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team B.A formal interagency agreement that records the
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team B.A formal interagency agreement that records the C.Care coordinators to help participants create a
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team B.A formal interagency agreement that records the C.Care coordinators to help participants create a D.Child and family teams
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team B.A formal interagency agreement that records the C.Care coordinators to help participants create a D.Child and family teams E.A unified plan of care
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team B.A formal interagency agreement that records the C.Care coordinators to help participants create a D.Child and family teams E.A unified plan of care F.Systematic, outcomes-based services
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Wraparound basic elements are …… A.A collaborative, community-based interagency team B.A formal interagency agreement that records the C.Care coordinators to help participants create a D.Child and family teams E.A unified plan of care F.Systematic, outcomes-based services
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Questions on Topic?
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Final Thoughts
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Mr. R *866-307-7698 x 600 24 hour * AIM: brianrobison1010* brobison@kaplan.edu Looking Ahead Homework is due on Tuesdays at 11:59pm ET First written assignment is due in Unit 5.
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Mr. R’s Contact Information brobison@kaplan.edu 866-307-7698 x600 24 hour voicemail AIM brianrobison1010 www.cjprof.com Office Hours Thursdays 4:00 pm-6:00 pm PT 5:00 pm-7:00 pm CT 6:00 pm-8:00 pm ET Or by appointment.
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