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After-School Questionnaire For more information on the After-School Questionnaire (ASQ), or on how ASQ has been employed as a research tool in independent evaluations, please e-mail Michael Ben-Avie, Ph.D., director of the Impact Analysis and Strategies Group at the Yale Child Study Center. The Impact Analysis and Strategies Group studies corporate, nonprofit, and government partnerships. Our purpose is to contribute to the national discourse on how these partnerships may promote the learning and development of children and young people. Our studies take different forms: Some are summative and evaluative; others provide ongoing information that the partnerships use to increase the effectiveness of their models. All of the studies produce rich data on which policy makers and funders may base investment decisions. |
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