Resource Reviews
Additional Research on Positive Impacts of SEL For K-8 Students
Posted by Kathleen Doyle on Dec 11, 09
This research report includes detailed information and results about a large scale study and findings from three scientific reviews involving 324, 303 children on the positive impacts of SEL for K-8 students . The report presents an overview of the 3 reviews that include: a). Interventions for the General Student Body, b). Interventions for Students with Early-Identified Problems, and c). an After-School Review: Programming for Students When the School Day Ends. The report delineates the six major findings of the study and depicts charts, tables and graphs listing the outcomes of the study. You can read about and/or download the pdf document here:
http://snipurl.com/selk_8
New Research Report on Benefits of SEL Programs
Posted by Kathleen Doyle on Dec 11, 09
Readers may be interested in this brief that shares the latest research on the effects of Social and Emotional Learning SEL program benefits for students. The brief includes strategies for implementing SEL. The report provides information on the positive effects of SEL programming, for example, that SEL reduces problem behaviors associated with learning that may help precipitate low test scores. Also provided in the paper is an explanation about an evidence-based program called S.A.F.E. (Sequenced, Active, Focus, Explicitly). There is a Logic Model within the brief that depicts how evidence-based SEL programs work to produce greater student success in school and life. The brief can be viewed at:
http://snipurl.com/selprogrambenefits
Special Issue of the International Review of Education
Posted by CR Ed on May 23, 09
Readers might be interested in this just released special issue of the International Review of Education which focuses on Education for Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution. Here’s the details:
International Review of Education
Volume 55, Numbers 2-3 / May, 2009
Special Issue: Education for Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution
Introduction: Education for Reconciliation and Conflict Resolution
Birgit Brock-Utne
Why There Can Be No Conflict Resolution As Long As People Are Being Humiliated
Evelin G. Lindner
Educating Against Extremism: Towards a Critical Politicisation of Young People
Lynn Davies
A Gender Perspective On Peace Education And The Work For Peace
Birgit Brock-Utne
An African Perspective On Peace Education: Ubuntu Lessons In Reconciliation
Tim Murithi
The Complexities Of Teaching Historical Conflictual Narratives In Integrated Palestinian-Jewish Schools In Israel
Zvi Bekerman
Policing Matters: Addressing The Controversial Issue Of Policing Through Education For Reconciliation
Mella Cusack
Black Hawk Down: Film Zwischen Reflektion Und Konstruktion Gesellschaftlicher Wirklichkeit
HOLGER PÖTZSCH
Core Competencies: The Challenge For Graduate Peace and Conflict Studies Education
John Windmueller, Ellen Kabcenell Wayne and Johannes (Jannie) Botes
Co-Ordinating Peace Research And Education In Australia: A Report On The Canberra Forum Of 2 May, 2008
James Page
ADR Research “Portal”
Posted by CR Ed on Dec 11, 08
The Center for Legal Solutions has pulled together a nice collection of research studies on various aspects of the mediation process. The collection is called Practical Research on Alternative Dispute Resolution. If you are looking for a quick snapshot of the kinds of research that has been done on mediation, this is a great place to start. Includes a listing of ADR Researchers active in the field.
Wiki Mind Map Tool
Posted by CR Ed on Mar 07, 08
For a quick look at a concept area, consider using the fascinating Wiki Mind Map Tool. Be sure to pick the english language wiki (if that is your language of course!) from the drop-down chooser - look for “en.wikipedia.org” for English. After you submit your search term, you can explore the related terms using the mindmap. Clicking on the green circular arrows beside a term will bring that term into the center of the map. Clicking directly on a term takes you to the definition of that item in Wikipedia. Clicking on a plus sign next to a term will expand a portion of the map that is currently hidden. Below is an image from a search on the term “school bullying”.
