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Program Name/Age, Grade Evaluated
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Program Description
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Outcomes
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Personal and Social Assets
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Features of Positive Developmental Settings
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Responding in Peaceful and Positive Waysa
Grade: 6th
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Location: Family, school, community
Sessions: 25 over school yr
Content: Social/cognitive skill-building to promote nonviolent conflict resolution and positive communication; activities included team building and small group work, role playing, and relaxation techniques
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↑ Decision-making knowledge and use of peer mediation (not found on student self-reports of behavior however)
↓ Weapon carrying, in-school suspensions
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Intellectual
social
physical
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Positive social norms; opportunities for skill building
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School Transitional Environment Project
Grade: 6th–7th
(universal)
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Location: School, family
Sessions: Transition to middle school yr
Content: Students placed in cohort, homeroom teacher becomes adviser to cohort and liaison among student, family, and school.
Homeroom teacher meets with other teachers to identify students needing counseling or support
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↑ Better adjustment on measures of anxiety, depression, self-esteem and delinquent behavior; better teacher ratings of classroom behavioral adjustment; grades and attendance patterns
↓ Levels of school transitional stress
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Social
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Emotional and instrumental support; belonging; integration with schools
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