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Evidence First
MDRC
69 episodes
3 hours ago
Policymakers talk about solutions, but which ones really work? MDRC's Evidence First podcast features experts—program administrators, policymakers, and researchers—talking about the best evidence available on education and social programs that serve people with low incomes.
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Policymakers talk about solutions, but which ones really work? MDRC's Evidence First podcast features experts—program administrators, policymakers, and researchers—talking about the best evidence available on education and social programs that serve people with low incomes.
Show more...
Science
Education
Episodes (20/69)
Evidence First
Partnering with College Systems to Support Students
1 month ago
27 minutes 21 seconds

Evidence First
Improving Outcomes for Transfer Students
3 months ago
29 minutes 28 seconds

Evidence First
Can Data Literacy Set Up Eighth-Graders for Success?
5 months ago
23 minutes 28 seconds

Evidence First
The Long-Term Benefits of Focusing on Children's Early Math Skills
5 months ago
23 minutes 48 seconds

Evidence First
Taking Evidence to Practice: A Conversation About MDRC's New Technical Assistance Initiative with John Martinez
6 months ago
20 minutes 13 seconds

Evidence First
Building Evidence on Promising Sector Programs
7 months ago
27 minutes 5 seconds

Evidence First
How to Improve College Completion Rates for Underserved Students: A Conversation with Emily Dow and Elena Serna-Wallender
8 months ago
17 minutes 16 seconds

Evidence First
Economic Mobility Through Remote Sector Training: A Conversation with Edith Yang
11 months ago
13 minutes 19 seconds

Evidence First
Fines and Fees in Jefferson County, Alabama: A Conversation with Leah Nelson and Sarah Picard
1 year ago
34 minutes 38 seconds

Evidence First
Supporting College Students in Rural Areas
1 year ago
17 minutes

Evidence First
Scaling Up High-Dosage Tutoring: Early Lessons from the Personalized Learning Initiative
1 year ago
24 minutes 25 seconds

Evidence First
Promoting Equity in Developmental Education Reform: A Conversation with Nikki Edgecombe and Michael Weiss
1 year ago
36 minutes 10 seconds

Evidence First
Building Impact Through Partnership: A Conversation About Per Scholas and MDRC
1 year ago
32 minutes 52 seconds

Evidence First
Training Workers When Employers Hire Based on Skills: Lessons from Connecticut and Virginia
1 year ago
32 minutes 25 seconds

Evidence First
Implementing an Evidence-Based and Domain-Specific Pre-K Curriculum: A Conversation with Cheryl Ohlson and Michelle Maier
1 year ago
23 minutes 25 seconds

Evidence First
When Employers Hire Based on Skills: A Conversation with Matt Sigelman
2 years ago
24 minutes 30 seconds

Evidence First
Lessons about Tutoring and Addressing Learning Loss from Reading Partners
2 years ago
24 minutes 54 seconds

Evidence First
Adapting a Wraparound Student Support Program for College Students in Rural Areas: A Conversation with Crystine Miller and Alyssa Ratledge
2 years ago
23 minutes 24 seconds

Evidence First
From Doubling Graduation Rates to Increasing Earnings: Replicating the City University of New York's Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (CUNY ASAP) in Ohio
2 years ago
26 minutes 50 seconds

Evidence First
Nondegree Credential Programs in Higher Ed: A Conversation with Paul Fain and Betsy Tessler
2 years ago
45 minutes 9 seconds

Evidence First
Policymakers talk about solutions, but which ones really work? MDRC's Evidence First podcast features experts—program administrators, policymakers, and researchers—talking about the best evidence available on education and social programs that serve people with low incomes.