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Significance ........................................................................................................................... 1  \nAbsolute and Competitive Preference Priorities APl, AP4, CPP2 .................................... 1  \nProject Rationale .............................................................................................................4  \nB. Project Design ........................................................................................................................5  \nConceptual Framework ...................................................................................................5  \nClear and Measurable Goals, Objectives, and Outcomes..................................................9  \nHow the Project Design Will Address the Needs of the Target Population..................... 12  \nC. Project Personnel .................................................................................................................. 14  \nEmployment of Members of Underrepresented Groups ................................................. 14  \nRelevant Training and Experience of Key Project Personnel.......................................... 15  \nD. Management Plan................................................................................................................. 16  \nAchieving Objectives On Time and Within Budget ....................................................... 16  \nClearly Defined Responsibilities ................................................................................... 17  \nTimelines and Milestones .............................................................................................. 18  \nE. Project Evaluation ................................................................................................................ 19  \nPerformance feedback and assessment of progress ........................................................23  \nImplementation measures of key project components, mediators, outcomes, and threshold for implementation fidelity.............................................................................24  \nA. Significance  \nAbsolute and Competitive Preference Priorities APl, AP4, CPP2  \nTrauma can impact a child's social and emotional development, academic performance, and behavior (Frieze, 20 15; Perfect et al., 20 16; Stein & Kendall, 2004) . Students who experience trauma are less likely to be engaged in school and display appropriate school skills (Shonk & Ciccetti, 200 1) and more likely to have poor school performance, lower grade point averages, and more days of school absence (Stein & Kendall, 2004) . In Alaska, students with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are 3.6 times more likely to have learning disabilities and 5.4 times more likely to repeat a grade (AMHB, 20 16) . Educators who are unaware of the complexities of trauma, are unprepared to respond with support, or provide a negative school environment can exacerbate or even cause difficulties for students (Tanyu, 2020) .  \nWith intentional approaches and systems, schools can help buffer children from the negative effects of trauma. Evidence shows that social and emotional learning (SEL), schoolwide trauma-informed approaches, and positive school climate are all linked to improved academic achievement (Durlak et al., 20 11; Roseby & Gascoigne, 202 1; Thapa et al., 20 13) . More specifically, two recent systematic r","cbCaiuIkuCWRgb46","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuIkuCWRgb46","pdf",1791468,28,"English","# A. Significance\n## Absolute and Competitive Preference Priorities APl, AP4, CPP2\n## Project Rationale\n# B. Project Design\n## Conceptual Framework\n## Clear and Measurable Goals, Objectives, and Outcomes\n## How the Project Design Will Address the Needs of the Target Population\n# C. Project Personnel\n## Employment of Members of Underrepresented Groups\n## Relevant Training and Experience of Key Project Personnel\n# D. Management Plan\n## Achieving Objectives On Time and Within Budget\n## Clearly Defined Responsibilities\n## Timelines and Milestones\n# E. Project Evaluation\n## Performance feedback and assessment of progress\n## Implementation measures of key project components, mediators, outcomes, and threshold for implementation fidelity","[{\"question\":\"How does trauma affect students’ social, emotional, and academic outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"Trauma can disrupt social-emotional development, reduce school engagement and adaptive skills, and contribute to weaker academic performance and attendance issues. 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