Facilitating vs. Leading: Increasing Peer To Peer Interactions — Team MC Staff Training

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The goal of this training is increasing Peer Interaction. In adolescence, social motivation is typically peer-driven. Authentic practice happens when learners are engaging with each other, not when adults dominate interactions.

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The goal of this training is increasing Peer Interaction. In adolescence, social motivation is typically peer-driven. Authentic practice happens when learners are engaging with each other, not when adults dominate interactions.

Teens with social learning differences often need structured opportunities to practice self-advocacy, cooperation, teamwork, conflict resolution, and perspective taking.

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The goal of this training is increasing Peer Interaction. In adolescence, social motivation is typically peer-driven. Authentic practice happens when learners are engaging with each other, not when adults dominate interactions.

Teens with social learning differences often need structured opportunities to practice self-advocacy, cooperation, teamwork, conflict resolution, and perspective taking.

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