Data Collection Strategies and Measurement Tools for Assessing Academic and Therapeutic Outcomes in Recovery Schools

Jul 15, 2014PJE. Peabody journal of education

Methods and Tools for Measuring School and Therapy Results in Recovery Schools

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Abstract

Current data on recovery schools is very limited, highlighting a need for further research.

  • There is a lack of comprehensive evaluation of recovery schools aimed at supporting adolescents and young adults in recovery.
  • Existing studies have not sufficiently documented the academic and therapeutic outcomes of students in recovery high schools compared to traditional schools.
  • Understanding adolescent substance abuse and mental health issues is essential for effective assessment and support.
  • Privacy considerations for adolescents, parents, schools, and healthcare providers are crucial in the assessment process.
  • The article outlines key assessment strategies, including recruitment protocols and interviewing techniques for future studies.

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