Methods |
Randomised controlled trial |
Participants |
106 ninth to tenth grade school students 100% Male, 95% Black |
Location |
Chicago, US |
Interventions |
Two interventions to be tested. Becoming a Man (BAM) is a non‐academic intervention, which exposes youth to pro‐social adults and provides social‐cognitive skill training. The Match Model is an academic intervention, providing intensive individualised instruction by tutors. |
Programme deliverer |
College educated individuals |
Evaluator role |
Unclear. “Intervention was delivered by staff hired by our own research team” (p.11) |
Outcomes |
Maths achievements Reading achievements Discipline incidents Days absent Out‐of‐school suspension Participation in extra‐curricular activities |
Length |
BAM: 27 weeks during one academic year Match‐Model: daily, one academic year |
Assessment |
Baseline and post treatment |
Attrition |
Author recognise attrition. Use of Multiple Imputation and ITT analysis |
COI statement |
Not presented |
CoFI |
Unclear |