Research, Evaluation & policy analysis

Is the LIFT Program Sufficiently Effective in Reducing Aggressive Behavior

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Abstract

Children of school-going age run the greatest risk of becoming delinquents unless the right measures are put in place to ensure that they are brought up using the appropriate ways . The most important issue is the need for a close working relationship between parents and teachers to ensure that children do not adopt hostile behavioral tendencies at all , whether at home or at school . Since aggressive behavior

has been rampant among children , finding out whether a comprehensive counter program such as the Linking the Interests of Families and Teachers (LIFT ) program can work to correct the problem is a step in the right direction . This explores the efficacy of LIFT in helping school children avoid aggressive behaviour and so prevent them from potentially becoming delinquents in latter life . This survey is particularly intended for non-white school children and entails the use of a case study of six schools

Is the LIFT Program Sufficiently Effective in Reducing Aggressive Behavior Among Non-White Children in to Prevent Potential Delinquency in the Future

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LIFT program - Linking the Interests of Families and Teachers . A program that seeks to address childhood aggressive behaviour by encouraging the collaboration between teachers and parents in the behaviour training of school children

Delinquency - deviant or antisocial

Potential - having the ability to do something

Sufficiently - enough or adequate

Future - days or times to come

Prevent - avoid

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