Adolescent Development Course - 31399
The purpose of this course is to ensure that you understand the components of adolescent development and the impact of variables on that development. To support your understanding, this course will discuss aspects of trauma and critical factors for supporting students during difficult times. This course uses the Whole Child Model to discuss facets of development that can be interrupted by experiences like homelessness and what school personnel can do to best support students.
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Assistant Principals, Counselors, McKinney-Vento, Migrant, Psychologists,
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1. Understand the components of adolescent development. 2. Understand the impact of variables that influence adolescent development. 3. Utilize the principles of the Whole Child Model to support adolescent students.
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