Learning to be Parents: Principles, Programs, and Methods - Tapa dura

'This is the book I have been waiting for since first reading Volume 2 of the Plowden Report in 1972. In its comprehensive survey and analysis it covers the aims of parent education, its assumptions, structures, techniques, methods, clients, and includes some very useful statistical data, results and evaluation. The authors quote from over 450 sources. Their arguments are carefully qualified and deployed with economy....It is the definitive work on the subject and will last ten years.' -- Adult Education, December 1982