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Logic Model Training

The following curriculum is designed to help JJAG grantees and other community-based organizations develop their own evaluation plans. The curriculum provides instruction on how to develop evaluation questions, outcomes (initial, intermediate, and long-term) and performance measures. It also provides guidance on what data to consider and when to collect it. The curriculum includes several templates that will assist the user in developing an evaluation plan. Lastly, the curriculum has several "Check-on-Learning" exercises that reinforces some of the concepts discussed in the various sessions.

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