PSF Curriculum

Preparing for Successful Fathering Curr= iculum

Answers the BIG questions

· How do you= get men to come into your programs and keep them coming?=

· What are t= he obstacles that prevent men from being involved?

· Why should= you get men involved?

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The Center for Successful Fathering presents&nbs= p;a year long series of high = energy, father-friendly, interactive instructional sessions aimed at dads o= f children from birth through six years. The course content and the l= earning process incorporates lessons learned from over a decade of hands-on= experiences with tens of thousands of

fathers. The content appeals to a new= father's need to make a difference in the life of his child, and offe= rs proven effective ways to get started. The process minimizes t= he use of lecture and emphasizes the use of movement, interaction and physi= cal play.

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This curriculum is designed for both male and fe= male parent educators to use. Because so many parent educators involv= ed in early childhood programs are female, the curriculum frames the role o= f the educator as a learning facilitator. <= /span>The workbook for dads has exercises and= case studies that make this a full year curriculum.

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For= the Preparing for Successful Fathering book only check here

Dr. Kyle Pruett, Yale University School of Medicine says, “Klinger’s work is a true labor of love. Practical without being simple minded, and as= useful as it is inspired…”