WestEd Insights / research and innovations
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Building Inclusive, Equitable, and Effective Evaluations: Reflections on the Anti-Racist Evaluation Strategies Guide
“Fundamentally, we have to get away from thinking that ‘we’ know what is better for ‘them’ than they do.” WestEd experts discuss representation, shared ownership, and equity in evaluation.
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Interview with Dr. Carolyn Turpin-Petrosino: Ending Anti-Asian Bias and Hate Crime
Dr. Carolyn Turpin-Petrosino, one of the world's leading experts on hate crimes, discusses the nation's history of anti-Asian bias and violence and offers suggestions for combatting it.
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What Carnegie Math Pathways Research is Revealing About Scaling Reform Successfully
A study by Carnegie Math Pathways at WestEd is examining what conditions and support are needed for institutional leaders to implement promising innovations at scale effectively and sustainably.
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Making a Difference / WestEd in action
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Healthy U: Providing Effective Sexual Health Education to Incarcerated Youth
Promising new findings are validating the effectiveness of Healthy U, an innovative, app-based sexual health program that addresses high rates of pregnancy among teens involved with the justice system.
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A Guided Pathways Approach to Improving Learning and Teaching in Introductory College Mathematics
Through Guided Pathways, Milwaukee Area Technical College's math department introduced students to new paths to success and helped them build a better relationship with math.