The SCALER framework can help organizations improve the lives of more people by preparing them to successfully scale effective interventions.
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Scaling Checklists: Assessing Your Level of Evidence and Readiness (SCALER)Nov 15, 2021
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Scaling an Intervention: Recommendations and ResourcesSep 25, 2020
AmeriCorps commissioned this guide to disseminate the knowledge gained from the Scaling Evidence-Based Models project and provide practical recommendations for how funders, including governmental agencies and philanthropic organizations, should think about and plan for scaling.
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Evidence of Effectiveness in AmeriCorps Funded InterventionsSep 25, 2020
This work is designed to generate practical knowledge about how AmeriCorps might foster the successful scaling of effective interventions and help support AmeriCorps’ efforts to identify which interventions work and how they can work for more people.
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Scaling the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) interventionJun 15, 2020
This report describes the scaling of Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY), a home visiting intervention that seeks to help parents improve their young children’s development, by Parent Possible and its partners.
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Scaling the Birth and Beyond (B&B) intervention: Insights from the Experiences of the Child Abuse Prevention CouncilJun 15, 2020
This report describes the scaling of Birth and Beyond, a parenting education and support intervention designed to reduce child maltreatment, by the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Sacramento and its partners.
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Scaling Programs with Research Evidence and Effectiveness (SPREE)Oct 01, 2019
This journal article describes a process called SPREE — Scaling Programs with Research Evidence and Effectiveness — that can help funders and their grantees scale effective interventions successfully.
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What Matters for Student Achievement? Exploring Teacher Instructional Practices and the Role of School-Level and Student-Level CharacteristicsAug 27, 2019
The purpose of this exploratory study is to provide evidence on how teaching practices might contribute to student learning in different ways for different groups of students or in different kinds of schools.
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Evaluation of the Teacher Potential ProjectJun 28, 2019
Mathematica’s report on the Teacher Potential Project, an initiative of EL Education, finds that the program—which includes an English language arts standards-aligned curriculum and embedded professional development for teachers—can improve teacher instructional practices and student achievement.
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Sustaining Effective Teacher Practice: The Impact of the EL Education Language Arts Curriculum and Professional Development on Teachers’ InstructionNov 02, 2018
Teachers who engaged with EL Education’s English Language Arts Curriculum and professional development more often demonstrated Common Core State Standards-aligned instructional practices compared to teachers receiving the curriculum and professional development provided by their districts.
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Transforming Teachers' Practice: The Impact of EL Education's English Language Arts Curriculum and Professional Learning on Teacher PracticesOct 30, 2017
The widespread adoption of more rigorous state guidelines for student learning, such as the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), has led to tremendous interest in how best to prepare and develop teachers to foster the skills that students need to meet the new standards and succeed in college and careers.
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The Educational and Behavioral Impacts of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Charter School (Journal Article)Sep 01, 2017
The Kauffman School is a public charter school serving students from low-income neighborhoods in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Understanding District-Charter Collaboration Grants (Final Report)Aug 30, 2016
In November 2012, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation invested in seven innovative district-charter partnerships with “the potential capacity and commitment to accelerate student college ready rates through deep collaboration and sharing of best practices.”
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The Founding of an Urban Charter School: Three Years of Academic Growth and Key School CharacteristicsMar 16, 2016
After years of operating programs focused on improving education in Kansas City, Kauffman Foundation leaders decided to establish charter school. The path they followed and the lessons they learned may be of interest to those working to found and/or improve charter schools.
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The Educational and Behavioral Impacts of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Charter SchoolMar 02, 2016
The Kauffman School is a public charter school that serves students from low-income neighborhoods in Kansas City, Missouri. This report evaluates the effectiveness of the school at improving student achievement, attendance, and suspension outcomes during its first three years of operation.
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District-Charter Collaboration Grant Implementation: Findings for Teacher and Principal SurveysJan 04, 2016
This interim report examines the implementation of district-charter collaboration grants funded by the Gates Foundation.