11/13/2017 0 Comments How to help students Keep jobs, have healthy relationships, and stay out of jailSLO of the Month: Graduates will show a recidivism rate of 25% lower than the state average. Whether in the community or in-custody, our students have enrolled with Five Keys to turn their lives around. This article offers 3 things you can do to help students maintain healthy lifestyles and support them on their journey to recovery! 1. Incorporate Opportunities for Social Emotional Learning
As our student re-enter, it’s important that we support their social, emotional development so they can respond appropriately in the workplace, at school, and with their families. This can be done by including instruction in the following five areas: Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Responsible Decision-Making, and Relationship Skills.
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING ACTIVITIES
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2. Teach Core Employability Skills
3. Connect Students to Their Next Destination
Connect students to the idea of college!
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