Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network

This is an early assessment of BRAC's Adolescent Peer Organised Network (APON) programme - an initiative towards adolescent-to-adolescent development in order to acquire and share knowledge through peer organised network. This study aimed to examine the knowledge of the participants of this...

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Main Authors: Khan, Md. Kaisar A, Nath, Samir Ranjan, Kabir, Md. Mahbubul
Formato: Research report
Idioma:English
Publicado em: BRAC Research and Evaluation Division (RED) 2019
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spelling 10361-132942019-12-17T21:01:23Z Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network Khan, Md. Kaisar A Nath, Samir Ranjan Kabir, Md. Mahbubul Adolescents Adolescent development programme BRAC Adolescent Peer Organised Network (APON) BRAC Education Programme Adolescent psychology -- Bangladesh. Non-governmental organizations -- Bangladesh. This is an early assessment of BRAC's Adolescent Peer Organised Network (APON) programme - an initiative towards adolescent-to-adolescent development in order to acquire and share knowledge through peer organised network. This study aimed to examine the knowledge of the participants of this programme, measure changes in their attitude, know status of knowledge dissemination, whether leadership skills are developed, and know perception of the course participants and others. Data were collected from 200 adolescents from two areas (team offices) of two regions under BRAC Education Programme. A half of the sampled adolescents was programme participants and the rest non-participants. The selected adolescents were interviewed using structured questionnaire, which contained a test and related questions. Focus group discussions were also held with the programme participants and their mothers separately. Findings reveal that the APON course participants had significantly better knowledge than the non-participants in different social, legal, health and environmental issues. Their attitude on some issues was positively different than the non-participants. The course participants disseminated their knowledge to others, especially among the peer adolescents. The initiative developed leadership quality among the participants to some extent. The course is being accepted gradually in the society. This course would benefit the adolescents if they can implement their knowledge in real life situation, for instance, through linking this course with occupation and everyday life and continuing the network for longer period. 2019-12-17T10:31:20Z 2019-12-17T10:31:20Z 2003-08 Research report Khan, M. K. A., Nath, S. R., & Kabir, M. M. (2003, August). Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network. Research Reports (2003): Social Studies, Vol – XXXIII, 176–203. http://hdl.handle.net/10361/13294 en application/pdf BRAC Research and Evaluation Division (RED)
institution Brac University
collection Institutional Repository
language English
topic Adolescents
Adolescent development programme
BRAC
Adolescent Peer Organised Network (APON)
BRAC Education Programme
Adolescent psychology -- Bangladesh.
Non-governmental organizations -- Bangladesh.
spellingShingle Adolescents
Adolescent development programme
BRAC
Adolescent Peer Organised Network (APON)
BRAC Education Programme
Adolescent psychology -- Bangladesh.
Non-governmental organizations -- Bangladesh.
Khan, Md. Kaisar A
Nath, Samir Ranjan
Kabir, Md. Mahbubul
Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network
description This is an early assessment of BRAC's Adolescent Peer Organised Network (APON) programme - an initiative towards adolescent-to-adolescent development in order to acquire and share knowledge through peer organised network. This study aimed to examine the knowledge of the participants of this programme, measure changes in their attitude, know status of knowledge dissemination, whether leadership skills are developed, and know perception of the course participants and others. Data were collected from 200 adolescents from two areas (team offices) of two regions under BRAC Education Programme. A half of the sampled adolescents was programme participants and the rest non-participants. The selected adolescents were interviewed using structured questionnaire, which contained a test and related questions. Focus group discussions were also held with the programme participants and their mothers separately. Findings reveal that the APON course participants had significantly better knowledge than the non-participants in different social, legal, health and environmental issues. Their attitude on some issues was positively different than the non-participants. The course participants disseminated their knowledge to others, especially among the peer adolescents. The initiative developed leadership quality among the participants to some extent. The course is being accepted gradually in the society. This course would benefit the adolescents if they can implement their knowledge in real life situation, for instance, through linking this course with occupation and everyday life and continuing the network for longer period.
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author Khan, Md. Kaisar A
Nath, Samir Ranjan
Kabir, Md. Mahbubul
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Kabir, Md. Mahbubul
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title Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network
title_short Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network
title_full Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network
title_fullStr Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network
title_full_unstemmed Adolescent-to-adolescent development a pilot assessment of adolescent peer organised network
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