1. A stress management lesson was presented to 85 ninth grade students over 4 classes and 45 minutes.
2. Pre- and post-tests measured students' mindsets and behaviors around stress. Post-intervention, more students disagreed that all stress is bad, agreed they handle stress healthily, and knew at least one stress management strategy.
3. The results show the lesson effectively taught students healthy ways to manage stress, with changes ranging from 29-50% across measured outcomes.
1. A stress management lesson was presented to 85 ninth grade students over 4 classes and 45 minutes.
2. Pre- and post-tests measured students' mindsets and behaviors around stress. Post-intervention, more students disagreed that all stress is bad, agreed they handle stress healthily, and knew at least one stress management strategy.
3. The results show the lesson effectively taught students healthy ways to manage stress, with changes ranging from 29-50% across measured outcomes.
1. A stress management lesson was presented to 85 ninth grade students over 4 classes and 45 minutes.
2. Pre- and post-tests measured students' mindsets and behaviors around stress. Post-intervention, more students disagreed that all stress is bad, agreed they handle stress healthily, and knew at least one stress management strategy.
3. The results show the lesson effectively taught students healthy ways to manage stress, with changes ranging from 29-50% across measured outcomes.
1. A stress management lesson was presented to 85 ninth grade students over 4 classes and 45 minutes.
2. Pre- and post-tests measured students' mindsets and behaviors around stress. Post-intervention, more students disagreed that all stress is bad, agreed they handle stress healthily, and knew at least one stress management strategy.
3. The results show the lesson effectively taught students healthy ways to manage stress, with changes ranging from 29-50% across measured outcomes.
School Name Costa Mesa High School Results Report for: ⬜ Unit X Lesson ⬜ Small Group Grade Level 9th Grade Topic Stress Management Mindsets & M 1. Belief in development of whole self, including a healthy balance of Behaviors mental, social/emotional and physical well-being. B- SMS 7. Demonstrate effective coping skills when faced with a problem B-SMS 10. Demonstrate ability to manage transitions and ability to adapt to changing situations and responsibilities Participation Data 85 # of students participating 45 minutes Length of lessons/sessions 4 classes # of lessons/sessions Mindsets & Pre-Intervention Data: Post-Intervention Data: Behaviors Data ● Pre-Test ● Post-Test
Outcome Data Baseline Data:
(Achievement, 1. 39.3% of students agreed that all stress is bad. Attendance and/or 2. 41.7% of students were unsure if they handle their stress in a healthy Discipline Data) way. 3. 31% of students strongly agreed that they know at least one way to manage stress. Final Data: 1. 89.4% of students disagreed that all stress is bad. 2. 71% of students either agreed or strongly agreed that they handle their stress in a healthy way. 3. 64.7% of students strongly agreed that they know at least one way to manage their stress. 4. 65.9% of students indicated that they learned at least one NEW way to manage their stress in a healthy way. Percent Change: 1. 50.1% change 2. 29.3% change 3. 34.9% change Implications How will data results help deliver the lessons more effectively? Analyze your data. ● The pre/post data will give the presenters an understanding of what How will data inform students did and did not understand during the lesson. It allows the future practice? presenter to adapt the lesson according to the needs of the students. ● The data above indicates that the guidance lesson was effective in teaching students about healthy ways to manage stress. How can Mindsets & Behaviors data be collected more accurately? ● N/A What will be continued/discontinued/amended? ● The lesson will continue to teach about stress management the way it was presented ● The pre/post tests could be more clear and collect more data about the mindsets and behaviors. Other: