Considerations in Financial Education Programming for Women
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07/05/13Organizations offering financial education need to show that their programs make a difference. While it is recognized that educational programs must conduct evaluations to show their impact, few organizations have the resources to conduct even the most minimal evaluation, let alone a rigorous, formal evaluation. Consequently, current evaluation efforts by financial education programs have been observed to be somewhat limited , leaving much to be learned about the most effective means of program delivery in financial education.
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