Youth group curriculum

    • Where can I find a curriculum for youth work professionals?

      A Curriculum for Youth Work Professionals by Jutta Dotterweich 2015/2021 ACT for Youth Center for Community Action Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research Cornell University Ithaca, New York act4youth@cornell.edu Manual, slides, and handouts available for download at:

    • What is the advancing youth development curriculum and training project?

      The former Advancing Youth Development (AYD) Curriculum and Training Project tried to provide professional development and the unifying language of youth development to the youth work field. We hope to do the same with this training. We want youth workers to use a youth development approach in their work with young people.

    • What are the objectives of a youth program?

      Objective 1: Align and simplify federal guidance for youth programs. Objective 2: Coordinate youth programming and funding support at the federal, state, local, and tribal levels. Objective 3: Coordinate technical assistance efforts to leverage resources.

    • [PDF File]54 Youth Group Lessons - Ministry to Youth

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      Family can be a very dicey topic with youth because nobody’s family is perfect. Sadly, some of our teens’ families are very far from perfect. Family can also be wonderful and some of the students in your group might be a part of an amazing and godly family. It’s important to remember that sitting in your group could be students who have

    • [PDF File]A Curriculum Guide for Empowering Young Women

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      discussing as a group, group members build comprehension and make meaning of the story. 1. Introduce the story: Explain to the group that they are going to read a story by a young woman who is trying to figure out a style and “way of being” that works for her. 2. Set expectations for reading the story: Sitting in a circle,

    • [PDF File]Positive Youth Development 101 - ACT for Youth

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      curriculum was pilot tested in three Upstate locations and in New York City. Participants included Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) 4 -H educators and other CCE community educators working with youth, as well as other community -based youth work professionals. In NYC most participants worked in

    • [PDF File]Youth Leadership Development Curriculum - ASPIRA

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      The goal of the ASPIRA Youth Leadership Development Curriculum is to build resiliency skills, positive identity and self-esteem through a comprehensive positive youth development program. This tool seeks to reduce risky behaviors among middle and high school youth and to prevent them from engaging in risky behaviors in the future. Overall ...

    • [PDF File]LEADER'S MANUAL FOR ADOLESCENT GROUPS

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      conducted as a class in which a group leader teaches adolescents skills for controlling depression. The areas covered include relaxation, pleasant events, negative thoughts, social skills, communication, and problem solving. Each adolescent is provided with a Student Workbook which is closely integrated with course discussions and group activities.

    • [PDF File]fulleryouthinstitute

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      A 20-30 minute session that you can use during a youth group or small group gathering. If you’d rather only devote 5-10 minutes to the topic of the week (i.e., as part of your worship experience), feel free to use only one of the sections (listed below). 2. Daily Guide

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