Q Parent Program Fidelity 6th Grade Session 6

Evaluation of Dating Matters: Strategies to Promote Healthy Teen Relationships

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Parent Program Fidelity 6th Grade Sessions 1-6

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Parent Program Fidelity 6th Grade Session 6

Dating Matters: Strategies to Promote Healthy Teen Relationships™ Initiative



Division of Violence Prevention

National Center for Injury Prevention and Control

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention





Parent Curriculum – 6th Grade, Session 6 – Moving Forward


Attendance Log

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Implementer Name: _____________________ Implementer ID: ___________________

School ID: _____________________________ Session ID: _______________________





Parent / Guardian Names


Name of Child in Program


Name of Child in Program















































Parent Curriculum – 6th Grade, Session 6 – Moving Forward


Session Log

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Implementer Name: _____________________ Implementer ID: ___________________

School ID: _____________________________ Session ID: _______________________




Please indicate if you completed the following activities:


Activity

Yes

Yes w/ changes

No

  1. Welcomed parents and children to the session

  1. Oriented children to the room and session

  1. Reviewed ground rules

  1. Facilitated review of session 5 using talking points

  1. Discussed how parents can assist their children in developing healthy relationships

  1. Reviewed homework assignment using talking points

  1. Discussed posters 15-17 and their relevance to talking to

Children about sexual issues, the importance of values

and how decisions made now affect the future

  1. Facilitated parent participation for parent-child discussion

  1. Reviewed characteristics of good communication skills

using slides 2-5, Effective Parent-Child Communication

  1. Facilitated parent-child discussion using questions and

tips provided

  1. Escorted children back to their room

  1. Facilitated discussion with parents only

  1. Facilitated discussion on peer pressure using slides 6-7,

4-Step Parent Plan for Peer Pressure

  1. Facilitated peer pressure role play

  1. Showed Video 15, The Pressure Teens Face

  1. Facilitated parent-child discussion of video 15

  1. Summarized information covered over past 6 sessions

  1. Facilitated discussion using slides 8-20


  1. Ended program with celebration












































Please indicate if you experienced any of these challenges that interfered with implementing today’s session.  Check all that apply.

  1. Not enough time

  1. I did not have the needed materials

  1. Parents did not appear to understand the session

  1. I was uncomfortable discussing some of the topics

  1. Parents were uncomfortable discussing some of the topics

  1. Some part of the session was difficult for parents (i.e., role plays, discussing sexual issues and topics, completing homework)

  1. Other more pressing session demands


  1. Other – please specify____________________________________






































Describe any changes you made to the session activities.























Please think about today’s session and tell us your answers to the following questions. Circle the number that shows your opinion about each question.



  1. How engaged were the parents in the session?


1 very bored

2

3 average

4

5 fully engaged




  1. Please think about how well you think the session went today.



1 extremely poorly

2

3 average

4

5 exceptional





  1. How well do you think the parents understood the session material?

1  Not at all

2  A little

3  A lot

4  Completely





  1. How well did the session material fit into the allotted time period?



1 Session was too packed/not enough time to complete all activities

2 Session was somewhat packed/able to complete most but not all

3 Session was just right

4 Not enough material/session ended before class period completed




Please think about the overall implementation of the program and tell us your answers to the following questions.

How much time (excluding travel time) did you spend on parent facilitation for this session?



How much travel time and mileage did you spend on parent facilitation for this session?



What is your annual salary? Please circle the answer from the selection choices below.


  1. $0 to $9,999


  1. $10,000 to $19,999



  1. $20,000 to $29,999



  1. $30,000 to $39,999



  1. $40,000 to $49,999



  1. $50,000 to $59,999



  1. $60,000 to $69,999



  1. $70,000 to $79,999



  1. $80,000 to $89,999



  1. $90,000 to $99,999



  1. $100,000 or above





What is a parent’s time spent on program training for this session?

























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