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Asking the Right Questions
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Survey Design and Dissemination Tips Show Details
Prepared by the Connecticut Policy and Economic Council for a Learning Seminar presentation. This is a brief list of things to consider when designing and administering a survey.
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Survey Design Questionnaire
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Analyzing Your Data
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Focus Groups and Interviews
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Overview of Data Collection Methods and Selection Considerations
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Presenting and Using Your Data
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Survey Design
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Best Practices for Survey and Public Opinion Research Show Details Web site
Published by the American Association for Public Opinion Research. This section presents several considerations to note when designing a survey.
Community Conversations About Education (Community Mediation, Inc.) Show Details
Presentation about the Community Conversations project.
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Data Sources and Analysis (Connecticut Voices for Children) Show Details
A presentation on how, when and why to use data, with examples of successes and sources given.
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Gathering Data for Connecticut Towns: A Primer. Volume I, Birth to 8 Years. (Connecticut Voices for Children) Show Details
Produced by Connecticut Voices for Children. This primer provides a step-by-step guide for collecting and releasing data about children ages birth to 8 years and their families.
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Looking for Indicators of the Impact of Community Organizing for School Reform
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We Don't Just Serve the Children Show Details
This article offers suggestions on how to rally people to action in your community. Pamela Wheaton Shorr writes about the lessons learned by Harford County, Maryland school officials from years of partnering with local and area groups.



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