Thesis Abstract and Dissertation Abstracts
A Cross-Age Peer Mentoring Program
Abstract Category: Education
Course / Degree: Student Personnel Services
Institution / University: Rowan University, United States
Published in: 2005
The focus of this action research project is to evaluate the effects of a cross-age peer-mentoring program on at-risk students. This action research project examines how self-concept of middle school students is affected with the involvement in a cross-age peer mentoring program, Born to Mentor. This research study will take high school students that are trained in working with younger at-risk students, to provide support, a positive role model, social skills, and encouragement to new incoming fifth and six grade students in their behaviors and academics. In addition, the results of this study will also aid in providing support for the future development of a middle school guidance department, which will include a mentoring program.
Thesis Keywords/Search Tags:
peer mentoring, cross age mentoring, mentoring, at-risk students, self concept, cross age peer mentoring
This Thesis Abstract may be cited as follows:
Garris, Lana M. (2005) A CROSS-AGE PEER MENTORING PROGRAM
WITH AT RISK STUDENTS. Rowan University, NJ
Submission Details: Thesis Abstract submitted by Lana M. Garris from United States on 14-Nov-2005 19:12.
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Lana M. Garris Contact Details: Email: lanagarris@yahoo.com
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