This brief data report summarizes the Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool (TPOT)1 key teaching practices observations collected from fall 2016 to spring 2022 for early learning classrooms in Oregon.
This brief report provides an overview of the initial data examining progress in program implementation at State and Community levels over the first three years (2022-2023), utilizing the National Indicators of High-Quality Inclusion (field test version) for State and Community Leadership Teams.
This report highlights Pyramid Model implementation fidelity from 6 programs within the state of Oregon from the 2016/17 school year (n = 1 program) to the 2022/23 school year (n = 2 programs).
This brief data report summarizes Local Program Indicators and Elements of High-Quality Inclusion (field test version) measured between 2021 and 2023 for four early childhood programs supported by two Oregon Community Inclusion Teams.
This 2023 annual Impact Report highlights the impact of Wisconsin’s collective work to implement the Pyramid Model framework. It’s a celebration of good work.
This is the state of Maryland’s Annual Report for the year 2022. It is a compilation of the Pyramid Model work completed around the state.
This is the Rooted in Relationships Annual Evaluation Report for 2022. Rooted in Relationships is an initiative in Nebraska funded through a public-private partnership that enhances the social emotional development of children 0 – 8 years. This is done, in part, by assisting Nebraska communities with Pyramid Model implementation with their community child care providers. … Read more
In December of 2022, our state’s SLT reviewed and ratified Maryland’s first Annual Pyramid Model Report focused on 2021 activities.
Oklahoma’s Pyramid Model Newsletter has five main components: a featured Evidence-based Practice, Implementation highlights (next steps), Celebrations, Upcoming Professional Development & Opportunities, and Positive Tips & Tricks. This newsletter provides consistent universal support to all of Oklahoma’s Part C implementation sites. It also provides an opportunity for Part C implementation sites to be recognized and … Read more
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