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Apple´s Friends one step further Zippy´s Friends

Agenda Why to implement an emotional health promotion programme? Why Apple’s Friends was created? Programme overview Brazilian process of implementation Evaluation results

Treatment

Prevention

Health Promotion

Treatment Prevention Health Promotion

Why Apple’s Friends was created? Zippy’s Friends was making a big impact on children´s emotional and social skills Zippy’s Friends teachers were “Zipped” developed their own emotional and social skills were providing special environment for their children The more the children were practicing their skills, the more they were improving So, school principals and parents were looking for keeping the same environment at school in the following year

Objectives To enlarge “Zippy’s Friends” (ZF) coping skills (deal with more complex feelings and more complex situations) To develop emotional and social skills in children that have not taken part in ZF To expand ZF philosophy in school comunity

How it is organized 6 modules Feelings Communication Friendship Solving Problems Changes Moving forward 26 sessions – 45 to 60 minutes each

Each module has 3 sessions Foccus in one specific theme Flexibility in format Open for children contribution 4th session Mini story for children to discuss and decide how it ends

In Brazil 2008 – first pilot – 51 teachers and 1,718 children 2009 – second pilot – 88 teachers and 3,369 children 2010 – independent evaluation – Netherlands pilot 2011 – Partnership for Children produced a international version of AF 2012 – third Brazilian version – 10,802 children Total – 444 teachers and 22,689 children

Evaluation Dr. Thereza Penna Firme … first of all we would highlight the amazing results, which are worthy of praise both with regard to the impact of the Apple’s Friends Programme on the children and on the teachers involved, and with regard to the merit of the way it is run. More specifically, with regard to the 1st Impact Question, i.e. To what extent did the teacher teach the Programme in accordance with the training?, the results show that the teachers, when teaching the six modules of the Programme, showed success in the performance, in accordance with the conception and the guidelines of the Programme. Furthermore, they showed an improvement in their work, as it was being implemented. With regard to the 2nd Impact Question, i.e., What is the evidence of the impact of the Apple’s Friends Programme on the social and coping skills of the children?, the results … revealed a marked improvement both in the children, irrespective of whether the teachers were zipped or non-zipped. With regard to the behaviours or coping strategies, in the view of the teachers and of the parents or guardians, …, there was a significant increase in positive and desirable strategies and also a significant reduction in negative and undesirable strategies.

Evaluation With regard to the 3rd Impact Question, i.e. “What impacts did the training and teaching of the Apple’s Friends Programme have on the teacher, in his/her personal and professional life?”, the results point to an extraordinary influence both on the life of zipped teachers and non-zipped teachers. … Finally, with regard to the 2nd Merit Question, i.e., “To what extent do the children participate in and enjoy the activities developed in the Apple’s Friends Programme?”, the results of more than 2,000 children affected show their enthusiastic happiness about participating in the programme, attesting to the excellence of “Apple’s Friends”, in its conception, in its execution and in its transforming power. So, it is mandatory to declare that Apple´s Friends proved its relevance and importance, reaching its high level purpose - the child.

From Teachers “I was always afective with my students; I´m optimist and always tryed to build a positive auto steem in all children. But I recognize I was always very explosive. With Apple´s Friends I learnt auto control, pacience and I´m looking forward to match my speech with my practice. Honestly, I would like to keep runing it forever.” “I´ve changed the way I look to my children; because, in order to run the activities, I had to try to let them free to express themselves and, then, I found how important is for them to be alowed to talk.” “My “person” thanks for the opportunity. Despite of the fact that I’m 55 years old, I learnt too much with “Apple´s Friends”. I have enlarged my repertory of options, I changed and I´m living better now.”

From two Mothers “I have noticed how easy has been to my dougther to face and solve problems. She is self cofidence and foccus in a clear and good communication. She became more friendly and, so, she interacts easelly with everybody” “I found Apple´s Friends very helpful to my son, because now he is more communicative, much more motivated to go to school and make new friends easely. This program is teaching my son to live in groups much better, to avoid and/or solve conflicts and understand diversity.

From a Child A teacher asked the class to write under the tittle: My ideal world “My ideal world would be made just with wonderful things. In my ideal world there would not be worries, drugs, violence and those things. In order for the world to be ideal, all people should have Apple´s Friends classes, because it teachs how to solve problems without hurting anybody. By doing so, my world would be solidary and happy, a place where everybody would live in happiness and being respecting each other.” Guilherme, Jundiaí/Brazil

Process Difficult situation Is it something that I can change? Act towards ITSELF Hard feeling What could we do in order to feel better? ☺ Do something to feel better YES What can I do? ☺ ☺ Act towards the PROBLEM NÃO How to feel better? ☺

Evidence based Social and Emotional Learning Program Develop safe, caring, cooperative, well-managed, paticipatory learning environments Develop safe, caring, cooperative, well-managed, paticipatory learning environments Improve accademic performance and school success Teach Emocitional and Social competencies: Self awareness Social awareness Self management Relationship skills Responsible decision making Teach Emocitional and Social competencies: Self awareness Social awareness Self management Relationship skills Responsible decision making Provide opportunities and reward for positive behavior Less risky behavior, more assets and positive development Greater attachment, engagement and conmitment to school CASEL – Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning 317 studies with a total of students

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