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ASSUMPTION


Conditions or resources that your group believes are needed for the success of your program, and that you believe already exist and will not be problematic. An assumption like a precondition
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long-term outcome


to be reached?” rather than starting with the question: “What can we do to bring the outcome
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justifications


keyed to the diagram.
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Facilitator


The person who runs the meetings. We strongly recommend at least two facilitators at each meeting, since a lot has to be taken down. The facilitator(s) is responsible for asking the right questions to [..]
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indicator


Measurable evidence of meeting a goal. Indicators are visible signs, (e.g. reading scores, attendance) that demonstrate that the outcomes are achieved. Often, indicators can be counted (quantitative), [..]
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Target


, threshold
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timeline


These answer the questions: Who or what is to reach this goal? (population) How many of that group do we need to have reach the goal? (target) What level needs to reached — how good is good enough?) ( [..]
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Interaction


Sometimes the achievement of two (or more) outcomes
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preconditions


required for parents to read to their children more, there may also be an interaction in that as parents become more motivated to read they may also undertake to become more literate, or as parents ta [..]
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