EduGuide

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Designated
SELect
Indicates that a program demonstrates evidence of effectiveness at improving student outcomes at the highest level, supports students’ social and emotional growth through all five competencies, and offers multi-year programming. For a full list of SELect student outcomes see SELect designation.
Program description

EduGuide provides lesson-based and organizational approaches to SEL. It includes programming for grades 4-12 and demonstrates evidence of effectiveness at grades 5-7. Additionally, the lesson-based portion of EduGuide is facilitated largely online with guidance for bringings topics from lessons into classroom discussion. Translated materials are available in Arabic, Burmese, Chinese, French, German, Nepali, Russian, Spanish, Vietnamese.

Strategies supporting educational equity

EduGuide offers strategies for understanding context. This includes teachers reviewing and responding to student reflections about their lived experiences weekly. Additionally, the program includes guidance for professional learning conversations amongst staff for integrating learnings from these reflections into classroom instruction.

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      • SEL lessons
      • Instructional practices
      • Relationship building
      • SEL generalization
      • Shared agreements
      • Student voice
      • Systemic support for SEL
      • Adult SEL
      • Group structures
      • Student Voice
      • Community partnerships
      • Activities and Resources for Home
    • Onsite in-person training
    • Virtual training
    • Offsite training
    • Train the trainer model
    • Administrator support
    • Coaching
    • Technical assistance
    • Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)
    • Online resource library
    • Self-report tools for monitoring implementation
    • Observational tools
    • Tools for measuring student success

Evidence of effectiveness

Results from a quasi-experimental (QE) evaluation conducted in the 2018-2019 academic year (unpublished report from 2020) supported the effectiveness of EduGuide for middle school students. This evaluation included 1,018 grade 6 and 7 students enrolled in an urban school in the U.S. West region (90% Hispanic; 100% of students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch (FRPL)). This evaluation found that grade 6 students receiving instruction using EduGuide showed significant reduction in class disruption compared to the control group (outcomes reported approximately 52 weeks after baseline, while controlling for a host of covariates). Additionally, grade 7 students receiving instruction using EduGuide showed significant reduction in class disruption and incidences of hitting compared to the control group over the same period.

Results from a QE conducted in the 2018-2019 academic year (unpublished report from 2020) supported the effectiveness of EduGuide for elementary students. This evaluation included 159 grade 5 students enrolled in suburban charter schools in the U.S. Southwest region (99% Hispanic; 89% of the student body at participating schools were eligible for FRPL). This evaluation found that students receiving instruction using EduGuide showed significantly greater growth in standardized mathematics test scores compared to the control group (outcomes reported approximately 52 weeks after baseline, while controlling for a host of covariates).

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  • Evidence shown in grades
    5, 6, 7
    School characteristics
      • Urban
      • Suburban
      • Southwest
      • West
    Student characteristics
    • Hispanic / Latinx
    • Low income
    Percentage Low Income
    • Eligible for FRPL: 89%
    Study design type
    • QE
    Greater than 350 students included in study design type
    • Yes
    Multiple school districts included at study design type
    • No
    • Improved academic performance
    • Reduced emotional distress
    • Improved identity development and agency
    • Reduced problem behaviors
    • Improved school climate
    • Improved school connectedness
    • Improved social behaviors
    • Improved teaching practices
    • Improved other SEL skills and attitudes

How does EduGuide support SEL implementation across multiple settings?

“EduGuide equips all school staff to coach students’ social emotional strengths in everything they do and engages all students to mentor their peers in key growth skills. Together they build a stronger learning community and partner with parents, colleges, employers and other local groups whom they can invite to join their EduGuide mentoring network.”

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References

  • Accepted by CASEL

  • Medhanie & Stezala (2020). An Evaluation of EduGuide as a Multi-Tiered Positive Behavioral Intervention to Decrease Office Discipline Referrals. Unpublished report.

  • Medhanie & Stezala (2020). Evaluation of EduGuide as an SEL Path to STEM and College and Career Readiness. Unpublished report.
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