Use implementation-study findings to inform design, implementation, and scale-up of early math family engagement interventions¶
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Description¶
The brief's stated purpose is to translate implementation-study evidence into actionable guidance: "Drawing on the study findings, the brief presents practical recommendations for program operators, practitioners, and policymakers to consider as they design, implement, and prepare to scale up an early math intervention." The strategy positions implementation research on funded demonstration projects as an input to scaling decisions.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- An implementation study of the intervention's scale-up effort, whose findings can be translated into practical recommendations.
Constraints¶
Target Learners¶
- Young children and their families
Target Learning Goals¶
- Early math concepts
Related Strategies¶
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Jaimie Grazi, Barbara Harris, Patricia Del Grosso. (2020). Scaling Up Early Math Programs: Recommendations from a Study on Engaging Families with Early Math. Princeton, NJ: Mathematica. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/scaling-up-early-math-programs-recommendations-from-a-study-on-engaging-families-with-early-math
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Use implementation-study findings to inform design, implementation, and scale-up of early math family engagement interventions |
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The brief's stated purpose is to translate implementation-study evidence into actionable guidance: "Drawing on the study findings, the brief presents practical recommendations for program operators, practitioners, an... |
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