This 2012 three-page table gives examples of analyses that would uncover validity of predicted patterns using data. Published by: Early Childhood Outcomes (ECO) Center Checking Outcome Data for Quality – Looking for Patterns
This 2009 document is specifically geared toward analyzing family outcomes using the ECO Survey. However, some analyses can be generalized more broadly. The document reviews the types of analyses that can be done and how they are useful to state and local jurisdictions. Published by: The Early Childhood Outcomes Center (ECO) A Guide to Analyzing […]
This 2009 presentation highlights the importance of longitudinal data in the systematic improvement of child outcomes. It focuses on developing an information infrastructure for child outcome measures to enable states to track their progress over time. Presented at the 2009 IDEA Part B and Part C Data Meeting and the Measuring Child and Family Outcomes […]
This 2009 presentation highlights the importance of longitudinal data in the early childhood system. It provides an overview of OSEP child outcome reporting requirements and how these data, when collected longitudinally, can address the changing service needs of special education recipients. It also provides a brief overview of the design of an effective data system […]
