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September 13, 2012
13 Sep 2012

Using a Logic Model

A logic model/theory of change can be a very useful learning tool, which, when generated collaboratively with clients, helps evaluators and clients to clearly understand the workings and goals of a program.  It can also be extremely helpful in developing the most accurate measures of a program’s intended results.  Click on the thumbnail to learn more about the easy-to-understand logic model/theory of change tool that Brad Rose Consulting uses to illustrate the way a program works and how it achieves the results/changes that it seeks to realize.

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