Measuring Impact: Samantha Yamada at TEDxYorkU 2012

Samantha Yamada, York University Ph.D student in the Clinical-Developmental Psychology program delivers a talk at TEDxYorkU 2012 on the theme of measuring impact to create momentum for more impact.
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[@charnitaarora]

Thank you so much for choosing to speak on this. It is deeply significant!

[@manghudart1329]

As part of our class lesson, we were tasked to watch this video and it's really inspiring! Pine River Institution do gives HOPE to everyone. May God continue to bless and protect your company!

[@TheSilly000]

In fanshawe?

[@pkpkindsmr]

Thank you Samantha....

[@TheSilly000]

So we got the question about this program if it was formative evaluation or summative
And i am confused
Please guide

[@Christopherkapilima]

❤

[@dinkytejwani7108]

can you elaborate on 'grids with multiple type points for data collection'?

[@yamadasa852]

Those grids were the data collection plans outlining what data we wanted to collect a different points in time (e.g. before intake, every 6 months in the program, at discharge, and at 1 and 2 years post program).