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The Influence of Social Emotional Learning on Student Engagement
This study examines the influence of youth leadership participation on middle school students' mental health, engagement, and student-teacher relationships. Conducted within a high-poverty school context, the research aims to address gaps in understanding regarding the impact of youth leadership ini
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