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What percentage of eligible urban children aged 3-5 were enrolled in pre-school education in 2014?
What percentage of eligible urban children aged 3-5 were enrolled in pre-school education in 2014?
What was the percentage increase in rural children aged 3-5 enrolled in pre-school education from 2014 to 2019?
What was the percentage increase in rural children aged 3-5 enrolled in pre-school education from 2014 to 2019?
What defines a Results Framework in the context of the RBM&E system?
What defines a Results Framework in the context of the RBM&E system?
Which of the following was the percentage of Grade 6 students scoring 70% or better in math in 2016?
Which of the following was the percentage of Grade 6 students scoring 70% or better in math in 2016?
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Which step in the RBM&E system is focused on quality control processes and data collection?
Which step in the RBM&E system is focused on quality control processes and data collection?
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What was the percentage of urban children aged 3-5 enrolled in pre-school by 2019?
What was the percentage of urban children aged 3-5 enrolled in pre-school by 2019?
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In 2016, what percentage of Grade 6 students scored 70% or better in science?
In 2016, what percentage of Grade 6 students scored 70% or better in science?
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What is one of the primary purposes of the evaluation component of the RBM&E system?
What is one of the primary purposes of the evaluation component of the RBM&E system?
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What is a results target?
What is a results target?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a results target?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a results target?
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What is the timeframe associated with results targets?
What is the timeframe associated with results targets?
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Which target focuses on improving primary education?
Which target focuses on improving primary education?
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What does the baseline in a results framework represent?
What does the baseline in a results framework represent?
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Which of the following best describes the ambition that results targets represent?
Which of the following best describes the ambition that results targets represent?
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Which of these targets is set to improve health outcomes?
Which of these targets is set to improve health outcomes?
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What is the primary focus of a results framework?
What is the primary focus of a results framework?
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What type of data is collected to supplement secondary data in project evaluations?
What type of data is collected to supplement secondary data in project evaluations?
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Which evaluation design requires the random assignment of individuals to treatment and control groups?
Which evaluation design requires the random assignment of individuals to treatment and control groups?
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Which of the following is a significant characteristic of quasi-experimental design?
Which of the following is a significant characteristic of quasi-experimental design?
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What distinguishes a one-shot case study in pre-experimental design?
What distinguishes a one-shot case study in pre-experimental design?
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In the context of project evaluations, what does the term 'results' generally refer to?
In the context of project evaluations, what does the term 'results' generally refer to?
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What is a common method used to collect primary data in evaluations?
What is a common method used to collect primary data in evaluations?
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What feature is characteristic of a pre-test, post-test study?
What feature is characteristic of a pre-test, post-test study?
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Which type of design is most suitable when random assignment is not ethical or possible?
Which type of design is most suitable when random assignment is not ethical or possible?
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In a static group comparison study, how is the outcome variable assessed?
In a static group comparison study, how is the outcome variable assessed?
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What is the primary goal of results-based monitoring and evaluation (M&E)?
What is the primary goal of results-based monitoring and evaluation (M&E)?
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Study Notes
Access to Pre-School Education
- 1.1% of eligible urban children enrolled in pre-school programs.
- 75% of urban children aged 3-5 enrolled in pre-school education in 2014.
- 1.2% of eligible rural children enrolled in pre-school programs.
- 40% of rural children aged 3-5 enrolled in pre-school education in 2014.
Primary School Learning Outcomes
- 2.1% of Grade 6 students scored 70% or better on standardized math tests.
- 75% of students in 2016 achieved 70% or higher in Maths.
- 61% of students in 2016 scored 70% or better in Science.
Target Setting in Project Management
- A target quantifies an indicator level an organization aims to achieve by a certain future date.
- Examples of targets include:
- Increasing agricultural exports by 20% within three years.
- Reducing extreme poverty by 20% by 2020.
- Improving Primary School enrollment rates by 30% by 2020.
- Reducing hepatitis B incidence among infants by 20% by 2019.
Results Framework
- A Results Framework shows outcome indicators, baseline situations, and targets.
- Secondary data is obtained from documents like baseline reports, monitoring data, and financial reports.
Methods and Data in Evaluation
- Primary Data: Collected through methods like surveys, key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and observations.
- Evaluation Designs: Include experimental, quasi-experimental, and pre-experimental approaches.
Experimental Design
- Originates in medical research, known as Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs).
- Requires random assignment of participants to intervention and control groups, ensuring equal characteristics among group members.
Quasi-Experimental Design
- Lacks random assignment; used when ethical or political concerns prevent randomization.
- Requires creation of comparison groups that are similar but not equivalent.
Pre-Experimental Design
- Types include:
- One-Shot Case Study
- One Group Pre-test, Post-test Study
- Static Group Comparison Study
Results-Based Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E)
- Focuses on establishing data collection, analysis, reporting guidelines, and outlining roles and responsibilities.
- Involves quality control, timelines, costs, and guidelines for disseminating monitoring findings.
Evaluation Function in RBM&E
- Helps in making resource allocation decisions, identifying alternative solutions, and re-evaluating problems.
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This quiz explores the enrollment statistics of urban and rural children aged 3-5 in pre-school education as of 2014. It discusses the enrollment rates and improvements in access to early education programs across different demographics. Test your knowledge on early childhood education trends!