Persistent Identifier
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doi:10.7910/DVN/4WOCWJ |
Publication Date
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2022-01-31 |
Title
| Lebanon Year 2 Deidentified Data (2017-2018) |
Author
| Aber, John LawrenceNew York UniversityScopusID7007157168
Brown, LindsayNew York UniversityORCID0000-0003-0934-1736
Dolan, Carly TubbsNew York UniversityScopusID57208758915
Kim, Ha YeonNew York UniversityORCID0000-0001-7468-1310
Annan, JeannieInternational Rescue Committee |
Point of Contact
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Woulfin, Daniel (New York University) |
Description
| To generate the evidence needed to understand, improve and share what works to help refugee children learn and succeed in school, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and NYU Global TIES for Children (TIES/NYU) established a strategic partnership, the Evidence for Action: Education in Emergencies (3EA) initiative. In Lebanon, this program was designed and delivered to complement the Lebanese public education system and enhance learning and retention of Syrian refugee children through remedial tutoring programs infused with climate-targeted social-emotional learning (SEL) principles and practices (Tutoring in a Healing Classrooms - HCT) and skill-targeted SEL interventions (Mindfulness activities, Brain Games, 5-Component SEL Curriculum). An estimated 5000 Syrian refugee children enrolled in Lebanese public schools and teachers working with them participated in the program. These students attended 2.5-hour-long tutoring sessions per day, three times a week, with each session consisting of three lessons (Arabic, French/English, mathematics) and each lesson lasting between 30 to 40 minutes. A series of cluster randomized control trials over the course of two years were held to evaluate the effectiveness of the HCT and skill-targeted SEL programming. This dataset does not contain treatment indicators. Please contact the authors for access if interested in using those variables. |
Subject
| Social Sciences |
Keyword
| Education in Emergencies
Social Emotional Learning
Refugee Education
Cluster Randomized Trial
Mental Health
Learning in a Healing Classroom
Tutoring in a Healing Classroom
Mindfulness
Brain Games
Middle East
Primary Education |
Related Publication
| International Rescue Committee & NYU Global TIES for Children. (2021). Improving Outcomes for Syrian Refugee Children: Lessons from Social-Emotional Learning Tutoring Programs in Lebanon [Policy Brief]. International Rescue Committee & NYU Global TIES for Children. url https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/sites/default/files/2021-07/Lebanon_Brief_2021.06.24.pdf |
Language
| English |
Producer
| Global TIES for Children (New York University) (TIES-NYU) https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/ihdsc/global-ties
International Rescue Committee (IRC) https://www.rescue.org/ |
Production Location
| New York, NY |
Contributor
| Data Manager: Patrick Anker
Data Curator: Daniel Woulfin
Data Collector: International Rescue Committee, IRC
Funder: Dubai Cares
Funder: NYU Abu Dhabi Research Institute
Funder: Porticus Foundation
Funder: Spencer Foundation |
Distributor
| Global TIES for Children (New York University) (TIES-NYU) https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/ihdsc/global-ties |
Distribution Date
| 2022-01-31 |
Depositor
| Woulfin, Daniel |
Deposit Date
| 2022-01-31 |
Time Period
| Start Date: 2017; End Date: 2018 |
Date of Collection
| Start Date: 2017; End Date: 2018 |
Data Type
| survey data |
Series
| Education in Emergencies: Evidence for Action (3EA): The International Rescue Committee (IRC) and NYU Global TIES for Children (NYU-TIES) have a strategic research-practice partnership that brings together quality education programs with rigorous research to provide the humanitarian field with a deeper, evidence-based understanding of efforts to improve academic and social-emotional learning (SEL) outcomes for children in fragile contexts. This partnership strives to build evidence about what works, for whom, under what conditions and at what cost. |
Software
| R |
Related Material
| Kim, H. Y., & Tubbs Dolan, C. (2019). Social Emotional Response and Information Scenarios (SERAIS): Evidence on construct validity, measurement invariance, and reliability in use with Syrian refugee children in Lebanon [Technical Working Paper]. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.23945.60007 |
Related Dataset
| Aber, John Lawrence; Brown, Lindsay; Dolan, Carly Tubbs; Kim, Ha Yeon; & Annan, Jeannie. (2022). Lebanon Year 1 Deidentified Data (2016-2017). (Dataset). Global TIES for Children and International Rescue Committee. doi: 10.7910/DVN/97Q2B8.; Aber, John Lawrence; Brown, Lindsay; Dolan, Carly Tubbs; Kim, Ha Yeon; & Annan, Jeannie. (2022). Niger Year 1 Deidentified Dataset (2016-2017). (Dataset). Global TIES for Children and International Rescue Committee. doi: 10.7910/DVN/TVXIEW.; Aber, John Lawrence; Brown, Lindsay; Dolan, Carly Tubbs; Kim, Ha Yeon; Annan, Jeannie. (2022). Niger Year 2 Deidentified Data (2017-2018). (Dataset). Global TIES for Children and International Rescue Committee. doi: 10.7910/DVN/MX4JYG.; Aber, John Lawrence; Brown, Lindsay; Dolan, Carly Tubbs; Kim, Ha Yeon; & Annan, Jeannie. (2022) Sierra Leone Deidentified Data (2017-2018). (Dataset). Global TIES for Children and International Rescue Committee. doi:10.7910/DVN/COJUNQ. |