Develop Questions to Ask
Review how to develop the primary questions to be answered.
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Program Planning
Thoughtful planning is critical to programming. Explore these resources for guidance throughout the five-year Head Start grant cycle. Learn how to establish continuous cycles of improvement that involve key stakeholders in data-based decision-making. Find resources to help build on achievable program and school readiness goals and fiscal objectives. Discover materials that guide grantees in creating community and self-assessments, and achieve positive outcomes for children and families.
Program planning and service system design together make up one of the 12 management, planning, and oversight systems of the Management Systems Wheel.
Five Key Considerations in Assessment Design
Consider key considerations in assessment design.
Identify Internal and External Data
Identify internal and external sources of data.
Using Open-Ended and Closed-Ended Questions
Learn how to distinguish between open- and closed-ended questions.
An Important Distinction: Quantitative and Qualitative Data
Identify the costs and benefits of qualitative and quantitative data collection.
Step 3: Gather Data
This introduction sets the stage for designing a data collection plan and collecting data.
Decide on Data Collection Methods
Review the advantages and disadvantages of different kinds of data collection methods.
Plan Data Collection Logistics, Including Cultural Considerations
Consider ways to effectively and sensitively coordinate the data collection process.
Interviews and Focus Groups
Identify key considerations when implementing interviews and focus groups.
Surveys and Questionnaires
Identify key considerations when implementing surveys and questionnaires.
