Toolkit for Evaluating Positive Youth Development

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16) ¿Cuántos años tienes?19) ¿Cuál es la mejor descripción de tu 6 años o menosgrupo étnico? 7 años Caucásico/a / Blanco/a 8 años Africano americano/a / Negro/a 9 años Asiático/a / de las Islas del Pacífico 10 años Latino/a /Hispano/a 1 años Indio americano/a 12 años De dos razas / De más de dos razas 13 años Otra ______________ 14 años 15 años o más [Must be customized for each ASI grantee.]20) Marque cada una de la actividad en la17) ¿En qué grado estás? _________cual participó durante [este programa]. __________________________18) ¿Eres muchacha o muchacho? __________________________ Muchacha __________________________ Muchacho __________________________ __________________________¡Gracias por tus respuestas!Toolkit for Evaluating Positive Youth Development 110
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IntroductionThe After-School Initia
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Mitigation of burden on participant
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Using This ToolkitAs part of their
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The Survey AdministrationThe survey
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Problem situations during survey ad
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Outcome DomainOutcome IndicatorsAca
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Arts and RecreationMany youth progr
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Life SkillsLife skills are proficie
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Review of positive youth developmen
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Reliability of Toolkit DomainsDomai
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Appendix III. The Use of Incentives
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