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Title
Outcomes for LINKS: Benefits to High School Peers
Description
Outcomes for LINKs: Benefits to High School Peers examines the positive impact of Peer to Peer programs on high school students acting as peer supports (LINKs). Data from the study indicate that participating LINKs improved their GPAs, attendance, and behavior. The article highlights the inclusive benefits of Peer to Peer programs for all students, emphasizing that even those with initially low academic or behavioral standings showed significant improvement.
Keywords
Peer to Peer, Outcomes
Group
School-Age
Category
Inclusion and Belonging, Peer to Peer
Format
Document, Website
Additional Tools and Resources
What is Peer to Peer Learning Bite
Last Updated
10/25/22
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