Skip to main content

Resources

Occasional Papers | 20 August 2022

Doing Reform Differently: Combining Rigor and Practicality in Implementation and Evaluation of System Reforms

This paper brings together two promising intellectual trends in development: Doing Development Differently (DDD), and whole-system reform. In addition, it provides a framework for evaluating system reforms, as rigorously as possible.
Crouch DeStefano DDD Paper.pdf
Reports | 22 June 2022

Strengthening institutional capacity to produce learning at scale: Case studies from Jordan, Malawi, Nepal, and Uganda

Case studies of RTI's work on strengthening institutional capacity in Nepal, Jordan, Malawi, and Uganda focusing on three core functions: (1) setting and communicating expectations; (2) monitoring against expectations; (3) providing targeted support to struggling schools.
Strengthening Institutional Capacity to Deliver Learning at Scale - Case Studies.pdf
Reports | 17 June 2022

Formative Evaluation of the DepEd Commons

DepEd ICTS requested support from the USAID/All Children Reading Philippines activity for evaluating the recently-launched DepEd Commons online resource portal to ensure that it could live up to its potential as a key strategy for giving all Filipino learners access to educational resources.
DepEd Commons Evaluation Report_FINAL.pdf
Briefs | 25 May 2022

What Works to Improve Learning at Scale? Key Findings from Learning at Scale and the Kenya Tusome Early Grade Reading Activity

This brief presents findings on what worked to improve learning outcomes at scale under 8 successful early grade literacy programs, with a focus on findings from the Tusome program in Kenya.1 These findings were generated as part of the Learning at Scale study, conducted by RTI International with th
Kenya_Findings_FINAL.pdf
Presentations | 6 May 2022

Building an Assessment of Community Defined Social-Emotional Competencies from the Ground Up - A Tanzanian Example

Most of the research that informs our understanding of children’s social-emotional learning (SEL) comes from Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic (WEIRD) societies where behavior is guided by a view of the self as autonomous, acting on individual preferences.
Building an Assessment of Community Defined Social-Emotional Competencies.pdf
Presentations | 6 May 2022

Strengthening MTB-MLE Policy and Capacity in Mother Tongue Supplementary Reading Materials Provisioning in the Philippines

Describes the development of mother tongue supplementary materials to support the implementation of the MTB-MLE approach to language education.
CIES Presentation_StrentheningMTSRMs.pptx
Presentations | 4 May 2022

A Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Framework for Technology-Supported Remote Trainings [CIES Presentation]

Existing research on the uptake of technologies for adult learning in the global South is often focused on the use of technology to reinforce in-person learning activities and too often involves an oversimplified “with or without” comparison (Gaible and Burns 2005, Slade et al. 2018).
CIES 2022_MEL Tech Framework_R Jordan.pdf
Presentations | 4 May 2022

Lessons Learned from Technology-Supported Remote Training: A Case Study from Malawi [CIES Presentation]

This case study examines a training targeting 18,000 head teachers and subject heads over seven days using IVR accompanied by electronic materials shared via WhatsApp conducted by the USAID-funded and RTI-implemented Malawi Early Grade Reading Improvement Activity (MERIT). While the training was con
Infonex PPT for RTI CIES 2022 - Draft 4 (2022-04-06)_rachel comment.pptx
Presentations | 4 May 2022

Findings from a temperature check of teachers’ and students’ needs in Cambodia, to inform school re-opening [CIES Presentation]

Due to increasing rates of COVID19 infection in Cambodia, primary schools were closed from March 2021 through the end of the school year.
CIES 2022_Draft Presentation_Ms. Olivia_RTI.pdf
Presentations | 4 May 2022

Return to Learning Cambodia Case Study [CIES 2022 Presentation]

The All Children Reading–Asia (ACR–Asia) Return to Learning Cambodia Case Study was designed to research the Cambodia Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport’s (MoEYS’s) response to the disruption in learning created by the COVID-19 pandemic during different phases of school closure and reopening in
Cambodia RtL CIES King S_v2.pdf