Published by The Forum for Youth Investment January 2014 From Soft Skills to Hard Data: MEASURING YOUTH PROGRAM OUTCOMES

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Date: 2014-02-20 00:43:09 Evaluation methods Positive youth development Youth Program evaluation Gang Resistance Education and Training Reliability engineering Youth engagement Evaluation Education Science		Published by The Forum for Youth Investment January 2014 From Soft Skills to Hard Data: MEASURING YOUTH PROGRAM OUTCOMES Add to Reading List Source URL: afterschooloutcomes.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,09 MB Share Document on Facebook

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