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About the Manual
 
Establishing Rapport
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Self-Esteem
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Relationships
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Communication
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Life Skills
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Body Image
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Spiritual Connection
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Social Skills
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Academic Success
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Career and Money
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Pregnancy Prevention
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Sexual Abuse
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Substance Abuse
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Addressing Hate
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Group Work
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Activities For Families
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Community Involvement
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References (PDF)
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Quick Links
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Academic Success

A few things to consider…

  • Studies show that girls lose interest and confidence during grade school.
  • Women who take more than two college level math courses often achieve pay equity with men.
  • Women who choose non-traditional jobs have salaries 150% higher than their peers in traditional jobs.
  • Traditional teacher training focuses on boy's interests as a means to keep order in the classroom. (Boys tend to act out/ Girls tend to act in)
  • As children enter school, their early academic progress lays crucial groundwork for successful development, including a sense of self - efficacy. (Smith, Carolyn and Carlson, Bonnie 1997).

Activities included in this section:


Websites related to this topic:
www.tryscience.org
www.pbs.org


 

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