Kevin J. Swick, Ph.D. - College of Education - University of South ...

Dubuque, IW: Kendall-Hunt.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1975). Affective learning in elementary and early
childhood education. Champaign, IL: Stipes.
Chapters in Books
*Kevin J. Swick. (1998). Families and schools: Building multicultural
values together. In K. Paciorek & J. Munro. (Eds). Early childhood
education 98/99. Guilford, CT: Dushkin/McGraw-Hill.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1997). Learning about work: Extending learning
through an ecological approach. In B. Hatcher & S. Beck. (Eds.).
Learning opportunities beyond the school. Olney, MD: Association
for Childhood Education International.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1990). The child in the community. In D. Quisenberry
& S. Robinson. (Eds.). Readings from childhood education. Olney, MD:
Association for Childhood Education International.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1989). Strengthening families for the journey. In
D. Blazer. (Ed.). Faith development in early childhood education.
Kansas City, MO: Sheed & Ward.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1988). Managing classroom stress. In S. Goffin &
S. Vartuli. (Eds.). Little Rock, AR: Southern Early Childhood Association.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1985). Focus on parents' needs and responsibilities.
In K. Powers. (Ed.). Lives of families. Little Rock, AR: Southern
Early Childhood Association.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1985). Early childhood education. In J. Mangeri. (Ed.).
Excellence in Education. Ft. Worth, TX: Texas Christian University Press.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1981). Guidelines for experienced teachers. In R.
Gilstrap. (Ed.). Toward self-discipline. Olney, MD: Association for
Childhood Education International.
Articles
*Kevin J. Swick. (1999). Service learning helps future teachers
strengthen caring perspectives. The Clearing House, 73 (1), 29-32.
*Kevin J. Swick (1999). Empowering homeless and transient families:
An ecological framework for early childhood teachers. Early Childhood
Education Journal, 26 (3), 195-202.
*Kevin J. Swick (with Mac Brown). (1999). The caring ethic in early
childhood teacher education. Journal of Instructional Psychology,
26 (2), 116-120.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1998). Enriching children and parents through
school-community partnerships. Community Education Journal, 25
(3/4), 5-12.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1998). Parents as leaders: Nurturing family-school
involvement. Contempoary Education, 70 (1), 47-50
*Kevin J. Swick. (1998). Inquiry as key to early childhood teacher
education. Childhood Education, 75 (2), 66-70.
*Kevin J. Swick (with Francis Broadway). (1997). Parental efficacy
and successful parent involvement. Journal of Instructional
Psychology, 24 (1), 69-75.
*Kevin J. Swick. (1997). A family-school approach for nurturing
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