available in hardcopy on NYUClasses, but also frequently updated online at broad summary of topics related to gender; follow the online links to see specific studies as you wish Johanna Ray Vollhardt, Born of Suffering and Prosocial “Altruism Behavior Following Adverse Life Events: A Review and Conceptualization,” February 2009; a Social Justice Research, challenge to traditional images of prosocial behavior as a response to positive life experiences; does suffering increase the motivation to help others? ASSIGNMENT 1 Go to the NYUClasses folder and pick one “Assignments/Attributes” attribute that you believe is of concern for social entrepreneurship and innovation. Read at least two of the credible, research-based articles in the folder about how the attribute might contribute to social entrepreneurship and innovation. Tell me why you selected the attribute and what you learned. WEEK 4 (FEBRUARY 12): SOCIAL MAPPING READINGS Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking, The Promise of September 7, 2017; Executive Evidence-Based Policymaking, Summary and Chapter 1; a history of evidence-based policy and a set of recommendations for reform Wagner’s dean is a member of the bipartisan group W.K. Kellogg Foundation, W.K. Logic Model Development Guide, Kellogg Foundation, 2004; Introduction and Chapters One, Two, and Three; still the most useful summary I have seen; simple is better here; become familiar with the basic terms READ TWO OF THESE SHORT ARTICLES: Geoff Mulgan, Social Value,” Stanford Social “Measuring Review, Summer 2010; an inventory of options for Innovation estimating social impact with a useful inventory of options Lisbeth Schorr, Evidence for Bigger Impact,” Stanford “Broader Fall 2012; short article on the use of Social Innovation Review, randomized control trials as the gold standard of evaluation
available in hardcopy on NYUClasses, but also frequently updated online at broad summary of topics related to gender; follow the online links to see specific studies as you wish Johanna Ray Vollhardt, “Altruism Born of Suffering and Prosocial Behavior Following Adverse Life Events: A Review and Conceptualization,” Social Justice Research, February 2009; a challenge to traditional images of prosocial behavior as a response to positive life experiences; does suffering increase the motivation to help others? ASSIGNMENT 1 Go to the NYUClasses “Assignments/Attributes” folder and pick one attribute that you believe is of concern for social entrepreneurship and innovation. Read at least two of the credible, research-based articles in the folder about how the attribute might contribute to social entrepreneurship and innovation. Tell me why you selected the attribute and what you learned. WEEK 4 (FEBRUARY 12): SOCIAL MAPPING READINGS Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking, The Promise of Evidence-Based Policymaking, September 7, 2017; Executive Summary and Chapter 1; a history of evidence-based policy and a set of recommendations for reform Wagner’s dean is a member of the bipartisan group W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Logic Model Development Guide, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 2004; Introduction and Chapters One, Two, and Three; still the most useful summary I have seen; simple is better here; become familiar with the basic terms READ TWO OF THESE SHORT ARTICLES: Geoff Mulgan, “Measuring Social Value,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, Summer 2010; an inventory of options for estimating social impact with a useful inventory of options Lisbeth Schorr, “Broader Evidence for Bigger Impact,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, Fall 2012; short article on the use of randomized control trials as the gold standard of evaluation
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