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Complementary learning
Harvard Family Research Project, 2005
The Evaluation Exchange, 11(1)

An exploration of a framework of complementary learning, with a description of a support system for children’s learning across various settings

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Democratic evaluation
Harvard Family Research Project, 2005
The Evaluation Exchange, 11(3).

A description of a theoretical, democratic approach to evaluating child care programs in an attempt to address social equity and inclusion

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Early childhood programs and evaluation
Harvard Family Research Project, 2004
The Evaluation Exchange, 10(2)

An overview of strategies for the evaluation of early childhood programs

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Evaluating family involvement programs
Harvard Family Research Project, 2005
The Evaluation Exchange, 10(4)

A discussion of the importance of and impact of family involvement on child development

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Evaluating out-of-school time
Harvard Family Research Project, 2003
The Evaluation Exchange, 9(1)

A newsletter on evaluations of and issues surrounding the evaluation of out-of-school time programs

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Evaluating out-of-school time program quality
Harvard Family Research Project, 2004
The Evaluation Exchange, 10(1)

An overview of strategies for the evaluation of out-of-school time program quality

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Evaluation methodology
Harvard Family Research Project, 2005
The Evaluation Exchange, 11(2).

A collection of testimonies from child care experts on evaluation methods and the role of theory in child care assessment

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