Designing Parenting Programmes
Module 1: Introduction to the course
Lesson 1 – What are parenting programmes?
Lesson 2 – Why design a parenting programme?
Lesson 3 – What you can expect to learn in this course
Lesson 4 – Getting the most from this course
Module 2: Conceptualising – making big picture decisions
Lesson 1 – What child development issues are prevalent in my context?
Lesson 2 – How can I prioritise issues or problems?
Lesson 3 – Who do you need to reach?
Lesson 4 – What types of changes do you want to see?
Lesson 5 – Tips for identifying the changes you want to see
Lesson 6 – What strategies could I use to achieve these changes?
Lesson 7 – Your decisions thus far
Module 2 QUIZ
Module 3: Planning – making implementation decisions
Lesson 1 – An overview of the implementation decisions
Lesson 2 – How many people will I reach?
Lesson 3 – Where will I offer my programme?
Lesson 4 – Who will deliver the programme?
Lesson 5 – What will be the amount of my programme?
Lesson 6 – Making implementation decisions with sustainability in mind
Module 3 QUIZ
Module 4: Curriculum and training
Lesson 1 – The curriculum (what topics)
Lesson 2 – Strategies for delivering the curriculum
Lesson 3 – Strategies continued (the role of the children)
Lesson 4 – Preparing and supporting the delivery agents
Module 4 QUIZ
Module 5: Monitoring and evaluation
Lesson 1 – Data – what do I need to collect?
Lesson 2 – How do I collect SMART data?
Lesson 3 – Monitoring and evaluation plan – how do I know if my programme is working?
Lesson 4 – Implementation research
Lesson 5 – Improving your parenting programme over time
Module 5 QUIZ
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