Prevention That Works!
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Description
Cynthia Knowles is the recipient of the National Association of Student Assistance Professionals Student Assistance Journal Editorial Award
"Easy to read and understand, with a wealth of resource ideas. Very helpful for even a novice to understand and lead school and community groups through developing a practical prevention plan."
Jane Todey
Bureau of Children, Family, & Community Services
Iowa Department of Education
"A good beginning tool for those in need to get the job done immediately."
Bertha Caldwell
Bureau of Children, Family, and Community Services
Iowa Department of Education
Hard data on effective prevention programs . . . and how to make them work for your school!
There are a wide range of programs that claim to prevent or reduce drug use and violence on campus . . . but how good are they? And how effective is the program that's in place at your school?
Now even educators without evaluation experience or a statistical background can produce accurate and 'fearless' assessments with the help of this invaluable guidebook, including:
- Writing goals and objectives
- Reviewing and selecting programs
- Creating homegrown programs
- Creating self-report questionnaires and focus groups
- Calculating time and cost effectiveness
- Crunching numbers and organizing data
- Presenting the results
What's more, Prevention That Works! contains over thirty separate resources that you can easily adapt and use in your own evaluations, including:
- Sample youth participant feedback sheets
- Sample adult participant feedback sheets
- Sample classroom observation sheets
- Sample teacher implementation logs
- Sample en-route participant feedback sheets
- Sample teacher surveys of curriculum content for violence and substance abuse
- Data summary Logs
- Sample student risk surveys
- Sample parent consent forms
. . . as well as guidelines, glossaries, and advice on online funding. It's a comprehensive work and an essential part of your school safety program!
Contents
Getting Started
- Establishing Your Work Group
Writing Goals and Objectives
Writing Goals and Objectives
Program Review, Selection, and Implementation
Program Review, Selection, and Implementation
Creating Homegrown Programs
- Elements of Effective Prevention
Additional Data Collection
- Preparing for Assessment of Program Effectiveness
Self-Report Questionnaires and Focus Groups
- Collecting Information From Students
Cost and Time Effectiveness
Cost and Time Effectiveness
Experimental Design - The Basics
Experimental Design - The Basics
Experimental Designs for Different Program Types
Experimental Designs for Different Program Types
Crunching Your Numbers and Organizing Your Data
Crunching Your Numbers and Organizing Your Data
Public Presentation of Your Results
Public Presentation of Your Results
Troubleshooting Your Results
Troubleshooting Your Results
Additional materials
Description
Cynthia Knowles is the recipient of the National Association of Student Assistance Professionals Student Assistance Journal Editorial Award
"Easy to read and understand, with a wealth of resource ideas. Very helpful for even a novice to understand and lead school and community groups through developing a practical prevention plan."
Jane Todey
Bureau of Children, Family, & Community Services
Iowa Department of Education
"A good beginning tool for those in need to get the job done immediately."
Bertha Caldwell
Bureau of Children, Family, and Community Services
Iowa Department of Education
Hard data on effective prevention programs . . . and how to make them work for your school!
There are a wide range of programs that claim to prevent or reduce drug use and violence on campus . . . but how good are they? And how effective is the program that's in place at your school?
Now even educators without evaluation experience or a statistical background can produce accurate and 'fearless' assessments with the help of this invaluable guidebook, including:
- Writing goals and objectives
- Reviewing and selecting programs
- Creating homegrown programs
- Creating self-report questionnaires and focus groups
- Calculating time and cost effectiveness
- Crunching numbers and organizing data
- Presenting the results
What's more, Prevention That Works! contains over thirty separate resources that you can easily adapt and use in your own evaluations, including:
- Sample youth participant feedback sheets
- Sample adult participant feedback sheets
- Sample classroom observation sheets
- Sample teacher implementation logs
- Sample en-route participant feedback sheets
- Sample teacher surveys of curriculum content for violence and substance abuse
- Data summary Logs
- Sample student risk surveys
- Sample parent consent forms
. . . as well as guidelines, glossaries, and advice on online funding. It's a comprehensive work and an essential part of your school safety program!
Contents
Getting Started
- Establishing Your Work Group
Writing Goals and Objectives
Writing Goals and Objectives
Program Review, Selection, and Implementation
Program Review, Selection, and Implementation
Creating Homegrown Programs
- Elements of Effective Prevention
Additional Data Collection
- Preparing for Assessment of Program Effectiveness
Self-Report Questionnaires and Focus Groups
- Collecting Information From Students
Cost and Time Effectiveness
Cost and Time Effectiveness
Experimental Design - The Basics
Experimental Design - The Basics
Experimental Designs for Different Program Types
Experimental Designs for Different Program Types
Crunching Your Numbers and Organizing Your Data
Crunching Your Numbers and Organizing Your Data
Public Presentation of Your Results
Public Presentation of Your Results
Troubleshooting Your Results
Troubleshooting Your Results
Additional materials
Reviews
Prevention That Works!
A Guide For Developing School-Based Drug and Violence Prevention Programs
June 2001 | 240 pages | Corwin
| Format | Published Date | ISBN | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paperback | 27/02/2023 | 9780761978053 | $42.95 |
Cynthia Knowles is the recipient of the National Association of Student Assistance Professionals Student Assistance Journal Editorial Award
"Easy to read and understand, with a wealth of resource ideas. Very helpful for even a novice to understand and lead school and community groups through developing a practical prevention plan."
Jane Todey
Bureau of Children, Family, & Community Services
Iowa Department of Education
"A good beginning tool for those in need to get the job done immediately."
Bertha Caldwell
Bureau of Children, Family, and Community Services
Iowa Department of Education
Hard data on effective prevention programs . . . and how to make them work for your school!
There are a wide range of programs that claim to prevent or reduce drug use and violence on campus . . . but how good are they? And how effective is the program that's in place at your school?
Now even educators without evaluation experience or a statistical background can produce accurate and 'fearless' assessments with the help of this invaluable guidebook, including:
- Writing goals and objectives
- Reviewing and selecting programs
- Creating homegrown programs
- Creating self-report questionnaires and focus groups
- Calculating time and cost effectiveness
- Crunching numbers and organizing data
- Presenting the results
What's more, Prevention That Works! contains over thirty separate resources that you can easily adapt and use in your own evaluations, including:
- Sample youth participant feedback sheets
- Sample adult participant feedback sheets
- Sample classroom observation sheets
- Sample teacher implementation logs
- Sample en-route participant feedback sheets
- Sample teacher surveys of curriculum content for violence and substance abuse
- Data summary Logs
- Sample student risk surveys
- Sample parent consent forms
. . . as well as guidelines, glossaries, and advice on online funding. It's a comprehensive work and an essential part of your school safety program!
Table Of Contents:
- Getting Started
- Establishing Your Work Group
- Writing Goals and Objectives
- Program Review, Selection, and Implementation
- Creating Homegrown Programs
- Elements of Effective Prevention
- Additional Data Collection
- Preparing for Assessment of Program Effectiveness
- Self-Report Questionnaires and Focus Groups
- Collecting Information From Students
- Cost and Time Effectiveness
- Experimental Design - The Basics
- Experimental Designs for Different Program Types
- Crunching Your Numbers and Organizing Your Data
- Public Presentation of Your Results
- Troubleshooting Your Results