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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Authentic Relationships"”.
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Mutual Development through Authentic Relationships: Adventures, Journeys and Appreciative Stories of Service User Engagement in Student Nurse Education
… consideration of the interactions, dialogues and relationships that occur between pre-registration nursing students, service users and lecturers. Data were analysed using a thematic narrative approach drawing on the principles of socio-narratology and considering three key components: setting, …
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Counseling interventions with buprenorphine for treatment of opioid use disorders
… showed the importance of supportive, genuine relationships in recovery, as well as the need for accountability and a safe space for self-disclosure. This research highlights the importance of the therapeutic alliance, the 11 therapeutic factors of groups, and the necessity of building …
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Engaging the "L" : seeking a sensitivity towards authenticity
… actions of a place. By revealing patterns in the relationships among the forces of the city, the immediate site, and the program, the resulting architecture can build on existing conditions by intensifying their already built-in associations. Inspiration for an architecture of this type can …
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The Impact of Group Counseling on Students Who Have Been Identified as Adolescent Female Relational Aggressors
… from textbooks in an attempt to improve female relationships by helping girls develop empathy, teaching healthy conflict, teaching girls to diffuse their anger without disrespecting one another, and developing authentic relationships with their peers. A pre/post survey was administered to …
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Reflections on a Collaborative Project between Elementary Students from an International School and Students from a Host Country
… project. The study revealed the importance of authentic relationships and reflective practice as the most necessary components for this type of research project.
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COMPETING IDENTITIES: INTERSECTIONALITY AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT-ATHLETE BELONGING
… Socioeconomic status and the pursuit of authentic relationships outside of their athletic performance were also identified as barriers to peer relationships, while meaningful connections with teachers were found to stem from a holistic approach to education. The study advocates for an …
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"Iron sharpens iron" The impact of culturally responsive mentoring on at-risk minority female students.
… female students to meaningful experiences and authentic relationships proved beneficial to their self-image and resilience. Culturally responsive mentoring programs met the socio-emotional and cultural needs of the participants. Findings from the current study demonstrated the need for schools …
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LEADING CURRICULAR CHANGE: THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IN IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS
… development within the school culture of authentic relationships and trustworthy leadership, and the establishment of shared decision-making and distribution of leadership within the school environment. Participants described the role of the instructional leader as one of support and …
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Engaging high school families to support student needs : a qualitative embedded case study investigating perspectives of Louisiana high school teachers and parents towards equitable collaborations.
… communication, accessible information, and authentic relationships. Third, all participants describe the parent role in collaboration as sharing knowledge, while parents also describe the role as providing perspective, and teachers describe the role of parents as remaining open to …
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Enabling a community of practice: participatory practices in building a water-sensitive catchment
… can enable more effective cooperation, interrelationships, and datadriven feedback loops between public authorities and communities that leads to effective policy- and decision-making. In CoPs theory, the notion of a ‘community' does not refer to the traditional sense of a friendly, …
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A Cultural Shift: Restorative Justice Relation on School Discipline and Educator Perception and Practices with Middle School Students
… centered on building, nurturing, and repairing relationships. They provided insights to clarify any perplexing, contradictory, or unusual survey responses, establishing a meaningful connection between the quantitative findings and qualitative data collection.</p> <p>The findings from this study …
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Approaches to Curricular and Co-Curricular Community Engagement with College Students: Building Relationships, Shifting Power, and Developing a Social Justice Mindset
<p>Which programmatic principles of community engagement have a higher potential to irritate the beliefs that college students hold regarding their own power, privilege, understanding of social justice? This study takes a qualitative approach to the exploration of three groups of students …
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Henry James and the moral will
… withdrawing from passionate experiences and authentic relationships with others to protect their own security. And James actually exalts forwardness when it reflects a will working together with awareness, sensitivity, feelings of responsibility—in short, when it constitutes will acting as a …