An evaluation of the utilization of risk management tools and training to protect youth and adults in overnight settings
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2007
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NAE4-HA Conference Research Paper
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| Pagination |
64-65
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| Abstract |
Two hundred and forty-eight volunteers responded to a mixed model 33-item survey, participants of an Overnight Chaperone Program, rated themselves gains in understanding of subject matter presented during the training. Rated the highest was the understanding of how to create a positive youth environment. Participants scored both the highest and lowest on aspects of discipline, health and safety.
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