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California Department of Education's (CDE) 12 Recommendations for Middle Grades Success.
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Recommendation 8—Safety, Resilience, and Health
Video: Connecting With Kids, Part I (WMV; 5:06) |
MOV
Abstract: In Felton, educators and staff at San Lorenzo Valley Middle School identify, seek out, and actively support “No Dot Kids,” isolated and struggling students with no solid connections to any adults at school. The program’s success is illustrated in profiles of two students who, with the support of caring adults, are fulfilling their potential. Keywords: resilience, resilient, relationships, at-risk, struggling students, expectations, after school, tutorials, socio-emotional, adolescents, video
Video: Connecting With Kids, Part II (WMV; 6:30) |
MOV
Abstract: In Felton, educators and staff at San Lorenzo Valley Middle School identify, seek out, and actively support “No Dot Kids,” isolated and struggling students with no solid connections to any adults at school. The program’s success is illustrated in profiles of two students who, with the support of caring adults, are fulfilling their potential. Keywords: resilience, resilient, relationships, at-risk, struggling students, expectations, after school, tutorials, socio-emotional, adolescents, video