USAID/Uganda School Health and Reading Program: The Status of Early Grade Reading and Support to Primary School Teachers to Teach Reading in Uganda: Cluster 3 Baseline Report

This report summarizes the findings from a baseline assessment that was conducted in February and March, 2015 to determine the current status of reading achievement in the “Cluster 3” schools in which the Program is currently working, as well as achievement in control1 schools that will be used as a basis for comparison in assessing the effectiveness of the interventions going forward.

Uganda School Health and Reading Program: Cluster 3 Baseline Brief Report

This brief discusses the data collected for Cluster 3 schools using the Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) from 112 randomly selected government primary schools in 9 program districts in Uganda. EGRA data were collected in five languages— Lugwere, Lusoga, Lhukonzo, Ŋakarimojoŋ and English; all learners were assessed in English and in one of the four local languages. Overall, 3,244 Primary 1 (P1) and 1,124 Primary 3 (P3) learners were assessed. In addition to this, 40 P1 reading lessons were observed and 104 teachers and 112 head teachers (or designees in their absence) were interviewed about the support that they provide to teachers in the area of reading.

Uganda School Health and Reading Program Early Grade Reading Assessment Cluster 2 Follow Up 2

This brief discusses the Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) data collected for Cluster 2 shows that Leb Acӧli, Lugbarati, and Runyoro-Rutooro schools receiving the SHRP intervention are continuing to make small but significant progress towards reading proficiency.

Uganda School Health and Reading Program Early Grade Reading Assessment Cluster 2 Follow Up 1

This brief looks at whether or not reading achievement increased as a result of the USAID/Uganda School Health and Reading Program interventions. Using the Early Grade Reading Assessment, data collected for 4 Cluster 1 languages local languages Lebacoli, Lugbarati, Lumasaba, and Runyoro-Rutoro) and English at baseline, beginning of P1 compared to data collected at the end of P1 show increases in foundational pre-reading and emergent reading skills, significantly higher than increases found in control schools.

Uganda School Health and Reading Program Early Grade Reading Assessment Cluster 1 Follow Up 3

This brief looks at whether or not reading achievement increased as a result of the USAID/Uganda School Health and Reading Program interventions. Using the Early Grade Reading Assessment, data collected for 4 Cluster 1 languages (Ateso, Leblango, Luganda and Runyankore-Rukiga) and English at the beginning of Primary 1 compared to end of Primary 3 show increases in fundamental reading skills, higher than increases found in control schools.

Uganda School Health and Reading Program Early Grade Reading Assessment Cluster 1 Follow Up 2

This brief presents data from the USAID-funded Uganda School Health and Reading Program (SHRP) on the Early Grade Reading Assessment from Cluster 1 Follow-up 2. The EGRA included 4,541 learners in program schools and 1,468 learners in control schools at the beginning of P1 in February, 2013 compared to 4,343 learners in program schools and 1,472 learners in control schools at the end of P2 in October, 2014.

Uganda School Health and Reading Program Early Grade Reading Assessment Cluster 1 Follow Up Preliminary Results: P1 Local Language Reading Ability and Classroom Teaching of Reading

This brief focuses on the P1 learners from the Uganda School Health and Reading Program (SHRP) and their changes in local language reading skills and abilities as well as their learning environment (classroom teaching) in the area of reading.

USAID/Uganda School Health and Reading Program: Early Grade Reading Assessment Baseline Results

This brief discusses the results from the EGRA Baseline conducted in in February and March, 2013 in Uganda as part of the USAID-funded School Health and Reading Program (SHRP). Data were collected from 300 randomly selected government primary schools in 14 districts in Uganda. 7,463 P1 and 2,163 P31 learners were assessed in one of four local languages (Ateso, Leblango, Luganda and Runyankore/Rukiga) and English.

USAID/Uganda School Health and Reading Program: The Status of Early Grade Reading and Support to Primary School Teachers to Teach Reading in Uganda: Cluster 1 Baseline Report

This baseline report discusses the results from an Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA) where data were collected from 300 randomly selected government primary schools in 15 districts in Uganda (11 program districts and 4 control districts). EGRA data were collected in five languages—Ateso, Leblango, Luganda, Runyankore/Rukiga, and Englishall learners were assessed in English and in one of the four local languages. For this baseline, 7,844 P1 and 2,163 P3 learners were assessed. In addition to this, 69 P1 reading lessons were observed and 289 teachers and 280 head teachers were interviewed about the support that they received or were able to provide in the area of reading.

EdData II Nigeria RARA: Research to Advance Education Access Brief

This brief discusses the Nigeria Reading and Access Research Activity and the research on education access conducted through the various desk studies, surveys, and evaluations as part of the activity.

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