PROMISE treatment and control group youth enrolled in education and training at similar rates five years after random assignment¶
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q3 i? Five years after random assignment, treatment and control youth enrolled in education and training at similar rates and attended similar types of schools and programs. → Monica Farid 2022
Evidence¶
Monica Farid 2022¶
Monica Farid, Karen Katz, Anna Hill, Ankita Patnaik. (2022). Promoting Readiness of Minors in Supplemental Security Income (PROMISE): The Education and Work Experiences of PROMISE Youth. Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/the-education-and-work-experiences-of-promise-youth doi:10.1177/0193841x211055588
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Key findings from the five-year PROMISE random assignment evaluation report that treatment and control groups "enrolled in education and training five years after random assignment at similar rates". No effect size is printed on the page.
"Youth in PROMISE treatment and control groups enrolled in education and training five years after random assignment at similar rates and they attended similar types of schools and programs."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Youth who were less education-oriented and more work-oriented may have been more likely to enroll in the PROMISE demonstration — related
- Treatment and control groups showed few differences in job characteristics, work search activities, and perceived barriers to employment — related
- PROMISE treatment group youth had lower educational attainment than control group youth — related
- PROMISE treatment group youth had higher employment rates than control group youth — related
- Way2Work Maryland did not affect postsecondary education and training outcomes, but more treatment group members completed high school within two years of enrollment — related
- Control group members had ready access to transition-related services, and Way2Work services may have substituted for existing services — related
- The PROMISE interim report estimated impacts across seven outcome domains for youth and families — related
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PROMISE treatment and control group youth enrolled in education and training at similar rates five years after random assignment |
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PROMISE treatment and control group youth enrolled in education and training at similar rates five years after random assignment |
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