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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Resilience Education"”.

  1. Determining the Relationship Among Change Fatigue, Resilience, and Job Satisfaction of Hospital Staff Nurses

    … if there is a relationship among change fatigue, resilience, and job satisfaction of hospital staff nurses and if differences exist between novice and experienced staff nurses.</p> <p><strong>Background:</strong> Healthcare is typified by change. Organizational changes have a negative impact on …

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  2. Recipe for Resilience: Factors Contributing to Urban African American Males' Post-Secondary Academic Achievement

    … males in urban public high schools and in higher education. The findings based on eight world life interviews of successful African American males from an urban community adds valuable information about the community factors (family, church, schools and community organizations) that contribute to …

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  3. Earthly Matters of Cosmic Awareness: A 2023 Thesis of Architecture

    … human evolution towards enhanced health and resilience, both as individuals and as a species.

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  4. Lived Experiences of Welfare Dependency, Systemic Entrapment, and the Fight for Dignity in U.S. Low-Income Policy

    <p>This paper is poised to look into the welfare dependency situation and policy issues for low-income programming in America. The specific objectives include establishing the lived experiences and perceptions of individuals currently enrolled in welfare or low-income programs regarding their …

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  5. Through the Wire: Examining the Experiences of Formerly Incarcerated Students in Prison Education Programs and the Wraparound Services Needed to Support Their Success

    … of formerly incarcerated individuals in Prison Education Programs (PEPs) and the wraparound services necessary to support their success. Through Schlossberg’s Transition Theory, this study explores how incarcerated students navigate educational transitions and how educators facilitate …

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  6. Fostering College Student Success: An Analysis of the Educational Outcomes of Florida College Students Utilizing Relative Caregiver, Road-to-Independence, and Adoption Tuition Exemptions

    This study investigated the educational outcomes of foster care youth utilizing the Road to Independence, Adopted from DCF, and Relative Caregiver tuition exemptions to pursue enrollment in Florida's state college system during the 2012-2013 academic year. An extensive literature review was …

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  7. We Gotta Work with What We Got: School and Community Factors That Contribute to Educational Resilience Among African American Students

    … like for Black students, and how they re-define resilience through skepticism and frustration. Black students in the Mississippi Delta exercise human agency, defined as pre-existing practices of knowledge that empower collectives and individuals in the pursuit of their goals and values deemed …

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