Defining your Cohorts
Core concept: A Cohort is a group of Beneficiaries
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You are the Program Manager of a Youth Mentoring Program.
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
1 point(s)You would like to measure the impact of a Mentoring Activity on 100 young people (Beneficiaries).
You have set up and published the Data Collection Plan, and are now ready to collect data.
How many Cohorts of Beneficiaries are required?
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2. Question
1 point(s)Your organisation has been contracted to provide a Mentoring Activity in two schools.
At each school, you and a teacher from the school collaborate to:
- Enrol students (Beneficiaries) into the Activity
- Collect Contact information, attendance, and Survey data about the students
What are the benefits of creating two school-based Cohorts (i.e. grouping students from the same school into a Cohort)?
You can select more than one answer option.
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3. Question
1 point(s)Mentoring is a Group Activity.
The Cohort Data Collection Start Date is 1 June 2019. Data collection for the Entry Survey starts immediately and ends 7 days later.
You enrol a young person into the Activity on 15 June 2019.
When is this young person’s Entry Survey Due?
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