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mission of the Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior (IVDB) is
to empower schools and social service agencies to address violence and
destructive behavior, at the point of school entry and beyond, in order
to ensure safety and to facilitate the academic achievement and healthy
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 IVDB
personnel study the conditions, developmental processes, and
risk-protective factors that are related to the prevention of violence,
school failure, delinquency and other destructive outcomes among
at-risk children and adolescents. Additional IVDB activities include
program evaluation, outreach, training and technical support and grant
writing assistance. More
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The Proper
Mission and Role of Today’s Schools
• Develop the
social and academic skills of all students — including at-risk
students • Teach academic
readiness and reading skills that support academic engagement-achievement • Teach social
skills that support socially effective behavior (self control, self regulation,
social reciprocity)
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Important and helpful web site
links:
Bullying and Harassment
Families
Juvenile Justice
Positive Behavior Support
Response to Intervention
School Safety
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