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Dibble Curricula—the best way to teach teens and yo
Comprehensive curricula are the most effective tool for teaching relationship skills
The Dibble Institute offers a wide selection of these programs to match your setting, preferen
Connections: Dating and Emotions
Grades 6–11; 15 lessons
Dating doesn’t always come naturally. This acclaimed,
research-based curriculum helps younger teens prepare
for the challenges of early relationships, discover healthy
dating practices, and build a solid foundation for the future.
The lessons cover topics that teens of both sexes identify as
important, backed by the latest research on adolescent issues
and behaviors. These include how relationships develop,
effective ways to communicate, recognizing destructive
patterns, managing feelings, and other essential skills,
including concepts from PREP®. Using an overall wellness
approach, the course emphasizes self-awareness, personal
growth, self-regulation of emotions, and interpersonal success.
Charlene Kamper, M.A., C.F.L.E.
Dibble Institute, Rev. 2015
Instructor’s Manual (CDE-I)
10 Journals (CDE-S10)
Money Habitudes 2®
for at-risk youth
What Money Means and Why It Matters
Ages: 16–25; 3 lessons
Money Habitudes 2® quickly introduces vulnerable
youth to the non-technical, human side of money—a
critical element of successful money management. The
three active lessons explore how hidden attitudes affect the
ways people -especially those with few financial resources—
actually behave around money. Money Habitudes 2® is written
specifically for at-risk youth in community programs, including
pregnancy prevention, teen parenting, and workforce
development. The scenarios are realistic, reflecting the
students’ limited resources and lack of financial know-how.
Jessica Pool, M.S. and Syble Solomon, M. Ed. Dibble
Institute, 2014
Adapted by: Evan Gimpel, Counselor, Trapper Creek
Job Corps
Group Set (Teacher’s manual, 10 young adult card
decks and one set of tablets (MH-YA-P6)
NEW!
Connections: Relationships and Marriage
Grades 11–14; 20 lessons
Connections: Relationships & Marriage teaches young
adults how to create—and sustain—meaningful
relationships with family, friends, dating partners, and
eventually husbands and wives. Major goals of the program
include strengthening self-awareness, self-confidence and
communication skills—the foundations for forming positive
relationships. In addition to basic relationship topics, the
lessons explore individual strengths, relationship expectations,
communication and conflict resolution, roadblocks to
relationships, life goals, love, commitment, and
the realities of marriage. PREP concepts are
incorporated throughout the course.
Charlene Kamper, M.A., C.F.L.E.
Dibble Institute, Rev. 2015
Instructor’s Manual (CRM-I)
10 Journals (CRM-S10)
10 Personality Sorters (COL-S10)
Connections: Dating and Emotions
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