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Conversations about behavior online can be tricky to navigate. Help teens understand there are real consequences.
Conversations about behavior online can be tricky to navigate. Help teens understand there are real consequences.
Designed and tested at Stanford University with over 150 students between the ages of 10-15, significant and substantial evidence showed improvement about the topics of cyber bullying from the perspective of the bully, victim and by-standard. To read the assessment results, download this PDF here.
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"I was working with four girls on a cyber bullying situation that is incredibly similar to the one in Adinas Deck. Thankfully, we came to a positive resolution. It confirmed in my mind that your film accurately addresses the kinds of online situations that middle school students are facing everyday. And, the film addresses these issues in ways that are both educational and entertaining."
The All-Access Package for Schools includes:
Adina’s Deck for Schools and Organizations
Includes:DVD(s); Facilitators Guide(s); Unlimited Site License for entire school/organization
For: Audiences greater than 50, K-12 Schools, Universities, Girl Scout Councils, Organization & State Prevention Programs
Adina’s Deck was designed and tested at Stanford University. After testing the shows with over 150 students between the ages of 10-15, significant and substantial evidence showed improvement about the topics of cyber bullying from the perspective of the bully, victim and by-standard. To read the assessment results, download this PDF here.
The All-Access Package for A Single Classroom includes:
Includes: DVDs; Facilitators Guide; Single Site License
For: Audiences of less than 50, Teachers/Counselors, Girl Scout Troops, Public Libraries
Adina’s Deck was designed and tested at Stanford University. After testing the shows with over 150 students between the ages of 10-15, significant and substantial evidence showed improvement about the topics of cyber bullying from the perspective of the bully, victim and by-standard. To read the assessment results, download this PDF here.