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Why cooperation?

By |January 28th, 2014|Homepage, Higher Order Thinking|

Like most children, my kids enjoyed playing soccer, basketball, baseball and other team sports when they were young. Sometimes, when a qualified coach was not available, I would coach their teams. During those years, my job was preparing market studies and teaching economics – especially the benefits of competitive markets. [...]

Operation Cooperation

By |December 3rd, 2012|Homepage, Operation Cooperation, Program Photos|

What is Operation Cooperation?  It is a program in St. Louis, where third grade children from three different faith-based schools get together several times per year.  The purpose of Operation Cooperation is to give these children, and their parents and teachers, the opportunity to solve problems collaboratively with those of [...]

Youth and Family Center Program

By |February 16th, 2012|Homepage, Teen Mentoring|

Last week EnTeam launched the first session of six for the Teen Mentoring and Employment Training at the Youth and Family Center on Cass Ave. in St.Louis City. This work is being led by EnTeam Executive Director, Ted Wohlfarth, who created an exciting six-week curriculum that helps students connect the mentoring [...]

An update from Operation Cooperation

By |October 10th, 2011|Homepage, Operation Cooperation, Program Photos|

EnTeam Organization has been working hard this fall with four different schools that are participating in our program, "Operation Cooperation". The schools working with us this year are: Al-Salam Day School, St. Monica School, Solomon Schechter Day School and Principia School. Third grade students, parents and teachers from the schools will come together four times this [...]

The Purpose of Peer Mentoring

By |February 3rd, 2011|Teen Mentoring|

Written by Matthew Frank Flavell   What is the purpose of using peer mentoring in high schools? Imagine that you are a high school freshman.  You are worried about making friends, afraid you won’t be accepted by your peers and upperclassmen, overwhelmed by a new school building with new teachers, [...]

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