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DEVELOP A LEARNING AGENDA TO SUPPORT A CULTURE OF LEARNING ACROSS YOUR ORGANIZATION
CLARIFY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AND OUTCOMES
MAKE DATA EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND USE
DEVELOP OR REVISE EVALUATION PLANS THAT ARE MANAGEABLE, ENGAGING, AND USEFUL
AMPLIFY COMMUNITY VOICES WITH PARTICIPATORY METHODS, SUCH AS SELF-DOCUMENTATION, ETHNOGRAPHIC INTERVIEWS, AND DATA PARTIES
WRITE GRANT PROPOSALS BASED ON RECENT RESEARCH THAT ILLUSTRATE BEST PRACTICES FOR EVALUATING YOUR THEORY OF CHANGE
ENGAGE A VARIETY OF AUDIENCES IN DATA ANALYSIS WITH ACCESSIBLE VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS + FACILITATED DISCUSSION
USE EVIDENCE TO IDENTIFY SUCCESSES + OPPORTUNITIES, THEN DETERMINE PROGRAMMATIC DESIGN PRINCIPLES + DIRECTIONS
EMBED EVALUATION SEAMLESSLY INTO EXISTING EVERYDAY PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
DEEPEN PARTNERSHIPS, BUILD TRUST, AND ENGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY IN INFORMED DECISION-MAKING
TELL STORIES ABOUT YOUR PROGRAM USING DATA
CO-DESIGN RIGOROUS DATA COLLECTION STRATEGIES THAT HONOR ALL VOICES
Aspect Research + Evaluation partners with organizations that aim to contribute to a more just world, often through more equitable educational settings and experiences. Our work draws on five key design principles for describing program outcomes and informing future design decisions.
Community-based programs + out of school settings
Equity in STEM education
Environmental + sustainability education
Teacher professional development
Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)
Understanding learning as interactions between individuals and the cultures and communities in which they live.
Blending empirical educational research with design of learning environments
Recognizing the assets and strengths that all people bring.
Understanding learning as interactions between individuals and the cultures and communities in which they live.