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About the Curriculum
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/introduction/about-curriculum
Project KIND ( K eys to I mprovement for N ecessary D evelopment) is a universal research-based preschool and kindergarten classroom curriculum designed to increase students' school success by building social and emotional competence and self re ...
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Authors
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/introduction/authors
The Community Solutions Association, a program of Compass Family & Community Services, is the original developer of Project KIND. The Raymond John Wean Foundation is the primary financial contributor to the initial creation and development of Project ...
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Introduction
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/introduction
Project KIND Project KIND is an early childhood prevention education life skills curriculum designed for preschool and kindergarten students. The goal of the program is: To enhance student success in school and life by promoting social, emotional, and beh ...
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Teacher Testimonial
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/teacher-testimonial
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Pre and Post-Assessment
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/pre-and-post-assessment
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Lessons
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/introduction/about-curriculum/lessons
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Kindness Corner
https://fcs.osu.edu/projectkind/introduction/kindness-corner
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Ando named new chair of CFAES Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics
Learn more Learn more about new chair of AEDE Ando named new chair of CFAES Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics ...
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SENR Announcements, February 3
https://senr.osu.edu/email/senr-announcements-february-3
Announcements Highlights and Happenings Highlights Add paragraph: Copy: Please welcome Pallavi Chandna, who has joined SENR's Academic Team as an Undergraduate Academic Advisor. Pallavi's office is located in 210E Kottman Hall. Copy: Congr ...
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The Contemporary Relevance of Historic Black Land Loss
https://cfaes.osu.edu/news/events/the-contemporary-relevance-historic-black-land-loss
At the close of the Civil War, Black Americans owned very little farmland but began acquiring it at a rapid pace, so that by 1910, Black farmers owned more than 16 million acres. This, however, would be the peak of Black farmland ownership in the United S ...