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Early Grade Math Assessment (EGMA)

Reports | 23 September 2016

National Early Grade Literacy and Numeracy Survey - Jordan: Intervention Impact Analysis Report

This report discusses the impact and results of the pilot intervention that was implemented during the 2013-2014 school year across 43 schools reaching more than 400 teachers and approximately 12,000 students in Jordan.
Reports | 21 September 2016

Nigeria Education Data Survey (NEDS) 2010-State Report: Akwa-Ibom

The 2010 Nigeria Education Data Survey (NEDS) was a nationally representative sample survey implemented primarily by the National Population Commission (NPC) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry Of Education (FMOE) and the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC).
Reports | 21 September 2016

Early Grade Reading and Math Assessments in 10 Countries: Dissemination and Utilization of Results – A Review

EdData II, which began in late 2004, provides survey expertise to help national and local governments as well as the donor community to assess their education status.
Reports | 20 September 2016

Ghana 2013 National Education Assessment-Summary of Results

The intent of this summary report is to engender broad-based policy discussions and recommendations around one question: Why are pupils struggling with English and mathematics in P3 and P6?
Reports | 20 September 2016

National Early Grade Literacy and Numeracy Survey in Jordan: Remedial Pilot Research Activity Report

This report discusses Jordan's remedial pilot research program which was designed to assist teachers in improving the performance of those children who had fallen behind the general performance level of the rest of the class.
Reports | 20 September 2016

Education Data for Decision Making (EdData II) National Early Grade Literacy and Numeracy Survey -- Jordan: Intervention Impact Analysis Report

This report discusses the impact and results of the pilot intervention that was implemented during the 2013-2014 school year across 43 schools reaching more than 400 teachers and approximately 12,000 students in Jordan.