Early Childhood 2010: Innovation for the Next Generation (Cohort I & II)
Date:
August 5, 2010 - 11:00am - 12:15pm
State teams focused on the dynamics and interaction between Project LAUNCH evaluators, project directors, and staff including the potential ways evaluators can work with program staff to implement
This Web site provides resources for state and local agencies for planning and implementing program evaluations and for developing and collecting program performance measures to measure program per
Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago and the Urban Institute organized a forum on Health, Education, and Child Welfare: Measuring Outcomes across Systems.
This first conference for the 2008 Project LAUNCH grantees aimed for them to understand the goals of and vision for the Project LAUNCH initiative; learn about federal requirements for Project LAUNC
Erickson Institute Herr Research Center for Children and Social Policy
This report presents a detailed review of the most notable recent or ongoing research studies that examine the relationship between early care and education (ECE) program participation and child de
The cross-site evaluation (CSE) synthesizes evaluation findings across all Project LAUNCH grant sites to assess overall Project LAUNCH implementation at the state, community, and tribal levels, as well as outcomes for children, families, and systems.
The CSE addresses three over-arching evaluation questions linking the strategies and goals of Project LAUNCH:
Grantees design and carry out evaluation activities to assess the implementation of their Project LAUNCH projects and to determine the outcomes associated with project activities within their states, tribes, communities, and the District of Columbia.
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