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Why Relationships Matter and How to Get Started

Understand the foundations of developmental relationships and the power you have to strengthen those relationships for all young people to learn and grow.

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Tools to support everyone who works with young people — educators, youth program workers, schools and youth program leaders, and community members

Young people thrive when they experience a broader web of relationships, build strong relationships in a class or program, at home, and across your organization.

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Relationships are key across several disciplines including family systems, social and emotional development, social capital, and community development.

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Explore tools, frameworks, activities, guides, measures, and other research-based resources to build strong relationships with all young people.

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- Why Relationships Matter and How to Get Started
  
  Understand the foundations of developmental relationships and the power you have to strengthen those relationships for all young people to learn and grow.
- Resources Tailored to Your Role
  
  Tools to support everyone who works with young people — educators, youth program workers, schools and youth program leaders, and community members
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  Young people thrive when they experience a broader web of relationships, build strong relationships in a class or program, at home, and across your organization.
- Resources on Key Topics
  
  Relationships are key across several disciplines including family systems, social and emotional development, social capital, and community development.
- Resources in Your Favorite Format
  
  Explore tools, frameworks, activities, guides, measures, and other research-based resources to build strong relationships with all young people.
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REMS Survey

Determine how reasonable, effective, and meaningful students find the homework you assign.

A REMS survey is a short 4 question survey that can help teachers see how students feel about the quantity and quality of the homework they assign. The survey consists of four questions: How Reasonable is the amount of homework assigned? How Engaging is the homework? How Meaningful is the homework? What Suggestions do you have about how homework could be improved? This survey is designed to elicit student voice on homework practices.

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REMS Survey

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Task Group Size

Independent

Task Length

Over an Hour

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Roses and Thorns

A check-in activity that invites participants to share the highs and lows of their week.

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Co-construct a Rubric with the Fishbone

Co-Construct a Rubric with the Fishbone

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Managing Up

In this activity, you will understand what ‘managing up’ is and is not.

REMS Survey

REMS Survey

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