Working WIth Youth - Youth-Adult Relationships
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Bringing Developmental Relationships Home: Tips and Relationship Builders
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Every family can strengthen developmental relationships. This booklet offers everyday ideas and activities parenting adults can use to build developmental relationships in their families.
- By Search Institute (2015)
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Fostering School Connectedness: For Teachers and Other School Staff
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Strategies and actions teachers and other school staff can take to increase school connectedness.
- By CDC DASH 2009
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Helping Teens Develop Healthy Social Skills and Relationships: What the Research Shows About Navigating Adolescence
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A review of more than 360 research studies detailing intervention strategies found to be effective.
- By Hair, E, Jager, J (Child Trends) 2002
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Incorporating Strategies for Engaging Young People
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Tip sheet for OAH / ACYF / FYSB grantees. Outlines elements of youth engagement and explains why it's important. Includes brief examples from the field of successful techniques.
- By OAH 2011
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Parent-Child Communication Tip Sheet
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Tip sheet with ideas for practitioners who want to integrate parent-child communication into their program. Reviews what we know about the benefits of strong positive parent-adolescent communication.
- By FYSB 2016
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Parenting Style and Parent-Child Connectedness Learning Activity
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Learning activities for parent-child connectedness
- By ReCAPP
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Relationships First: Creating Connections that Help Young People Thrive
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Summarizes recent research on developmental relationships; notes they are catalytic for effective education, programs and services for children, youth and families; includes 55 ideas for deepening one-to-one relationships.
- By Roehlkepartain E, et al 2017
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School Connectedness Resources
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A variety of concrete resources for school administrators and staff, teachers, and parents to improve a child's feeling that adults and peers in the school care about their learning as well as about them as individuals—an important protective factor.
- By CDC DASH 2015
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The Keep Connected Program: Building Relationships to Help Your Child Thrive Through Adolescence
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- By ParentFurther.com
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Using Positive Reinforcement to Increase Connectedness Learning Activity
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Learning activities for using positive reinforcement to increase parent-teen (13-19) connectedness.
- By ReCAPP


