Logic Model and Theory of Change
Together the logic model and theory of change help you think critically about and describe how Conscious Discipline will lead to the desired results.
Logic models describe program components; what is required to fully implement an intervention and the outcomes associated with full implementation. Conscious Discipline’s logic model can be used by programs to confirm whether this curriculum is the right fit for their needs. The logic model can also be used by evaluators to ensure they are measuring the correct outcomes – i.e., what Conscious Discipline was designed to impact.
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The Theory of Change (TOC) graphically describes the necessary preconditions to meet long-term goals of program implementation. It explains the process by showing the pathway to outcomes through key intervention activities. Conscious Discipline’s Theory of Change begins with adult and school level willingness to learn and change. Ultimately, following training and implementation, the program will see both adult, child, and program impacts.
Conscious Discipline
Embraced in 73 countries and 22 languages, Conscious Discipline’s evidence-based and researched-backed social and emotional learning foundation of safety, connection and problem-solving is leading a revolution of the heart as concepts initially applied in the classroom extend to every facet of our lives.
