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RESULTS...
It’s amazing the difference you can make in the life of a child with just an hour a week!
2006 Program Outcome Evaluation *
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Improvement Indicator |
Rate |
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Self-Confidence |
84.32% |
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Able to Express Feelings |
74.47% |
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Can Make Decisions |
65.03% |
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Has Interests and Hobbies |
64.24% |
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Personal Hygiene |
45.86% |
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Sense of Future |
57.75% |
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Uses Community Resources |
54.08% |
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Uses School Resources |
64.83% |
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Academic Performance |
62.67% |
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Attitude Towards School |
62.28% |
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School Preparedness |
52.99% |
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Class Participation |
56.14% |
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Classroom Behavior |
57.27% |
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Able to Avoid Delinquency |
43.59% |
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Able to Avoid Substance Abuse |
36.73% |
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Able to Avoid Early Parenting |
29.79% |
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Shows Trust Towards Adults |
82.74% |
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Respects Other Cultures |
63.00% |
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Relationship with Family |
60.00% |
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Relationship with Peers |
72.41% |
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Relationship with Other Adults |
67.13% |
Each year parents, teachers and volunteer mentors are polled regarding improvements they have seen in the child since being matched with a Big Brother or Big Sister mentor. The survey is used by Big Brothers Big Sisters and other mentoring agencies across the nation and is based on the Search Institute's 40 Developmental Assets. The results above are for children in Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Michigan mentoring programs in 2006.
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