Afterschool Program Assessment System
Posted by on January 14, 2013
Afterschool Program Assessment System (APAS)
Time: Session 1, July 15-16, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Location: Wellesley College Club at Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
Instructors: Daniel Michaud Weinstock and Kristin Pineo
This seminar is for afterschool directors, supervisors, curriculum and education coordinators, and 21st CCLC personnel interested in utilizing the Afterschool Program Assessment System (APAS). APAS is one of the only assessment systems available that helps afterschool programs link quality and youth outcomes together in a comprehensive, flexible, and integrated fashion.
Attend this two-day seminar to:
Understand the APAS program improvement approach
Develop confidence in using the three APAS measurement tools for school-age youth:
- SAYO-Staff & Teacher Surveys – measure changes in intermediary youth outcomes linked with long term healthy development and educational success.
- SAYO-Youth Survey – our newest survey provides a unique opportunity to hear directly from youth in key areas related to their future success. The SAYO-Y is for youth in grades 4-12.
- APT-Observation Tool & APT-Quality Questionnaire – help programs understand and document the quality practices that are linked to SAYO outcomes
Outline your own plan for using the tools in a process of ongoing quality improvement within your program
Take this seminar and learn to use our nationally recognized, scientifically tested, APAS system. Upon completion of the training your site will receive full access to the SAYO and APT tools.
Learn more about APAS and its tools, SAYO and APT.
http://www.niost.org/Summer-Seminars/summer-seminars-2013-seminar-a
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