Use a suite of measurement and evaluation tools to develop, refine, and scale evidence-based educational solutions¶

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Description¶

The guide situates itself within a broader set of resources: "This guide is part of a suite of measurement and evaluation tools designed to support organizations as they develop, refine, and scale evidence-based solutions." The solutions in question are programs, products, or practices that demonstrate success in improving educational outcomes for students who are Black, Latino, and/or experiencing poverty, and the suite also aims to promote broader adoption of such solutions.

Design Implications¶

Context¶

Requirements¶

• Organizations working to develop, refine, and scale evidence-based solutions in education

Constraints¶

• Focused on solutions serving students who are Black, Latino, and/or experiencing poverty

Target Learners¶

• Students who are Black, Latino, and/or experiencing poverty

Target Learning Goals¶

• Improving educational outcomes through evidence-based programs, products, or practices

Related Strategies¶

• Engage a research partner with evaluation expertise when setting targets for research questions
• Measure usability, usefulness, and utilization during development and early implementation
• Plan sample sizes phase by phase across the four evidence-building phases

Examples¶

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Key Sources¶

• Manley, M., Knechtel, V., Place, K., Chojnacki, G., & Ruggiero, R. (2023). Guide to Setting Targets for Research Questions. Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/guide-to-setting-targets-for-research-questions