Differential Effectiveness of a Middle School Social and Emotional Learning Program: Does Setting Matter?

There is a lack of studies in the literature addressing the differential effectiveness of Social and Emotional Learning according to their implementation setting. This study compared the effectiveness of an upper middle school Social and Emotional Learning program applied in two different settings:...

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Publicado en:Journal of Youth & Adolescence Vol. 47; no. 9; pp. 1978 - 1992
Autores principales: Coelho, Vítor Alexandre, Sousa, Vanda
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Springer Nature Sep2018
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          Coelho, Vítor Alexandre
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          Académico de Torres Vedras, Travessa do Quebra-Costas, 9, 2564-910, Torres Vedras, Portugal
          Centro de Investigação para a Psicologia do Desenvolvimento, Porto, Portugal
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        Social emotional learning
        Classroom environment
        Teaching methods
        Ability
        Control (Psychology)
        Cognition
        Emotions
        Learning
        Psychology of middle school students
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        Self-perception
        Sex distribution
        Social skills
        Training
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        Educational relevance
        Statistics
        Data analysis
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          Social emotional learning
          Classroom environment
          Teaching methods
          Ability
          Control (Psychology)
          Cognition
          Emotions
          Learning
          Psychology of middle school students
          Middle schools
          Self-perception
          Sex distribution
          Social skills
          Training
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          Evaluation of human services programs
          Elementary and Secondary Schools
          Educational objectives
          Educational relevance
          Statistics
          Data analysis
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        Classroom-level variables
        Program effectiveness
        Program setting
        Social and Emotional Learning
        Classroom-level variables
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        Program setting
        Social and Emotional Learning
      ab: There is a lack of studies in the literature addressing the differential effectiveness of Social and Emotional Learning according to their implementation setting. This study compared the effectiveness of an upper middle school Social and Emotional Learning program applied in two different settings: within school and after-school hours, while controlling for individual and class-level variables. There were 837 students (M12.70; SD = 0.98; 47.6% were female): 246 in the control group, 319 in the after-school intervention group and 272 in the within school schedule intervention group, assessed at pretest, post-test and follow-up seven months later. Multilevel analyses identified more positive intervention results in on self-esteem, self-control, and social awareness for students in the within school schedule groups. Girls gained more in social awareness in both program settings. This study highlights the importance of analyzing Social and Emotional Learning program´s differential effectiveness in order to optimize it.
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