Despite getting hot and bothered over poor concept, unreliable measurement and spelling mistakes, Ernest can't help but be excited by some very powerful data.
in which I encounter a Government minister willing to mix rigour with Popper at the The British Educational Research Association’s (BERA) annual conference at the Institute of Education.
Why is promoting fidelity in the implementation of evidence-based prevention programs like singing an Irish ballad? The policy co-ordinator at Penn State’s Prevention Research Center, Brian Bumbarger, explains the connection between the oral tradition and effective practice.
In the space of a single decade, Penn State’s Prevention Research Center’s approach to science–based community empowerment has put it in the vanguard of efforts to make a seamless connection between prevention science, policy and practice.
Ahead of a visit to the UK next week by US cost-benefit expert Steve Aos and a Prevention Action special focusing on his field of expertise, evidence from Pennsylvania should give policy makers in both countries confidence to invest in prevention programs as a means of making big long-term savings across the spectrum of children’s services.