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The following is a small sample of our work at Goodman Research Group, Inc. While we have arranged these reports by main topic, many of the programs we evaluate also include formal and informal supplementary curricula, training, and outreach components.  The documents below are predominantly Executive Summaries; full reports are marked with an asterisk.

 

Television, Radio, and Web

 

2009 We Shall Remain (WGBH)

2009 Music Instinct (Thirteen / WNET) *

2007 Journey to Planet Earth (Screenscope)

2006 MIT World (MIT)

2004 Reading Rockets (WETA)

 

Children's Television

 

2010 Sid the Science Kid (KCET)

2009 Fetch Season 3 (WGBH)

2007 Design Squad (WGBH)

2007 Peep and the Big Wide World Season 4 (WGBH)

2003 ZOOM™  Season 5 (WGBH)

          

2001 Between The Lions (WGBH)

 

Museums, Science Centers, and Libraries

 

2008 EarthScope (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory)

 

Health and Human Development

 

2009 Embryo Donation Track (RESOLVE)

2008 Schwartz Center Rounds (The Kenneth B. Schwartz Center)

 

Out of School / Lifelong Learning

 

2009 iCODE (University of Massachusetts, Lowell)

2009 Dan River Information Technology Academy (IALR)

2009 Community Ambassadors in Science Exploration (The Franklin Institute)

2007 Cambridge Science Festival (MIT Museum)

2004 Science Enrichment Program (The National Cancer Institute)

2001 Building Big (WGBH)

 

Professional Development

2008 Report to the Membership (American Evaluation Association) *

2007 BECSA II (National Association of Charter School Authorizers)

2007 Project POWER (Wildlife Conservation Society)

2004 National Teacher Training Institute (Thirteen / WNET)

 

Women and Girls

2005 Alumnae Survey (The National Coalition of Girls' Schools)

2002 Women's Experiences in College Engineering Project (NSF and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation) *

1999 Alumnae Survey (The National Coalition of Girls' Schools)

 

 
 
 
 
 
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