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Showing 1 to 20 of 40 for “"School connectedness"”.
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School Connectedness: How Principals and Teachers Can Support Mobile Students
… negative consequences for students and their schools. These adverse results can include deficits in academic and social success. However, when social capital is intentionally increased for mobile students, the negative impact can be lessened. Through this multisite case study, I aimed to …
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SCHOOL SIZE AND YOUTH VIOLENCE: POTENTIAL MEDIATING AND MODERATING ROLE OF SCHOOL CONNECTEDNESS
… in the United States. Extant research indicates school size is positively associated with youth violence. School connectedness (i.e., the quality of perceived relationships between students and school personnel) has been found to be inversely associated with youth violence. This study utilized …
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Exploring the impact of school connectedness on student retention in a South Texas magnet high school
Arredondo, Elizabeth School connectedness plays a vital role in student well-being and academic success, which is crucial in reducing dropout rates and fostering long-term engagement, particularly in choice schools like magnet schools. A narrative inquiry approach was utilized to explore the …
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An analysis of the relationship between bullying others, perceived school connectedness, academic achievement, and selected demographics among female high school athletes.
… relationship between bullying others, perceived school connectedness, academic achievement, and selected demographics among female high school athletes. A purposive sample of all in-season (Fall 2012) female athletes enrolled in three schools located in an urban school district in Northeast Ohio …
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Building Resilience Through A Positive School Climate
… present study is to explore the potential for schools to promote resilience and protective factors through a positive school climate and a focus on school connectedness. Data from the California Healthy Kids Survey was used to analyze differences between children who reported high versus low …
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Victimization and suicidal ideation among LGBQ youth and students with disabilities: an examination of intersecting identities
… between suicidality, peer victimization, and school connectedness among individual populations such as students with disabilities and LGBQ students, respectively, reveals that both populations report higher levels of suicidality than their peers. However, no study has examined the intersection …
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The Benefits of a School Leadership Program for Students
… often the first programs to be eliminated during school budget cuts. Studies show that these types of activities, including a leadership class, reduce the risk-taking behaviors of adolescents and promote school connectedness. In addition, researchers have discovered a correlation between school …
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Using Student Risk Factors to Predict Student-School Connectivity
… and delinquent behavior) predict student-school connectivity. For the study, a secondary data source was used comprising of 557 secondary school students. The data was collected by a small urban/rural north central Ohio school district in May of 2011. Student results were gathered through …
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Resilience and Mental Health of Students Attending California's Continuation High Schools
… most students who transfer to continuation high schools have not earned sufficient credits to graduate on time with their peers. As a group, these students are more likely to engage in risk behaviors. Despite this, very few studies have focused on mental health outcomes and sources of resilience …
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Transformational Leadership In The Special Education Classroom And Its Impact On Student Connectedness
… leaders and followers. Increasing levels of school connectedness for adolescents is critical because research included in the study strongly suggests that school connectedness is one of the strongest predictors of school violence, substance abuse, and adolescent depression rates. In an age …
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Evaluating Police Presence and Police Stops in Schools: Outcomes for Adolescent Mental Health
Police and school partnerships have grown exponentially over the past 20 years. However, research examining the impact of school policing has primarily focused on aspects of school safety. The current study extends the literature beyond feelings of safety to consider the mental health outcomes of …
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Examining the Role of Intersectionality with Risk and Protective Factors in Suicidal Ideation: Insights from the 2022- 2023 California Health Kids Survey
… and investigated suicidal ideation in secondary school-age students by using an intersecting lens. The 2022 – 2023 California Healthy Kids Survey, and accompanying Mental Health Supports Module and Trauma Module, were used to identify both risk and protective factors for suicidal ideation. A …
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Social-Emotional Learning in Middle Schools: a Descriptive Case Study of Program Implementation
… system (Sown to Grow) in a public middle school in suburban Massachusetts in the school years 2022-25, compared to a district-designed School Connectedness Survey. The study looked at the longitudinal effects of social-emotional monitoring in relation to the year over year improvement of …
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Individual, Family, School, And Community Predictors Of High School Male Suicidal Behaviors: An Analysis Of 2010 Iowa Youth Survey Data
… but there are patterns of individual, family, school, and community influences that contribute to the likelihood a young person will think about, plan, or attempt suicide. Examination of those patterns reveals that adolescent males have a different constellation of risk and protective factors …
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Community member involvement in school-based prevention : bridging gaps to adult connection in educational institutions
Roby, LaTreece N. Teen mental health and connectedness to school are interconnected factors that significantly influence a teenager's present and future life outcomes. In response to a decrease in feelings of school connectedness and a increase in suicidal ideation and sucide attempts amongst teens …
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Perfectly Alone (and Anxious): A Test of the Perfectionism Social Disconnection Model in Adolescents
… of three indicators: relational victimization, school connectedness, and parental acceptance. Overall, results indicated that perfectionistic concerns were related to higher levels of adolescent-reported anxiety and that social disconnection emerged as an explanatory pathway linking higher …
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A Longitudinal Examination of Teacher Stress, Emotion Regulation, and Self Efficacy
… regulation). Further, a range of additional school and teacher-related variables were examined including administrative support, school connectedness, teaching experience, student risk, perceived control, and challenge appraisal. Data were collected from two unique samples. First, 380 …
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Self-harm and suicidality among lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans youth : the role of school-based connectedness
… focus of this thesis was to explore the role of school-based connectedness in the mental health of LGBT youths. This was achieved in three stages: 1) a systematic literature review to explore the influence of school and teacher connectedness on LGBT youth depression, self-harm, and suicidality, …
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