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Michelle Kaffenberger
Michelle Kaffenberger
What Works Hub for Global Education, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford
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Modelling the long-run learning impact of the Covid-19 learning shock: Actions to (more than) mitigate loss
M Kaffenberger
International Journal of Educational Development 81, 102326, 2020
5392020
Building back better to avert a learning catastrophe: Estimating learning loss from COVID-19 school shutdowns in Africa and facilitating short-term and long-term learning recovery
N Angrist, A de Barros, R Bhula, S Chakera, C Cummiskey, J DeStefano, ...
International Journal of Educational Development 84, 102397, 2021
1972021
A Digital Credit Revolution: Insights from Borrowers in Kenya and Tanzania
M Kaffenberger, E Totolo
642018
Doing digital finance right: The case for stronger mitigation of customer risks
K McKee, M Kaffenberger, JM Zimmerman
Focus Note 103, 2015
612015
The effect of educational attainment on corruption participation in sub-Saharan Africa
M Kaffenberger
492012
Aiming higher: Learning profiles and gender equality in 10 low-and middle-income countries
M Kaffenberger, L Pritchett
International Journal of Educational Development 79, 102272, 2020
452020
Measuring education system coherence: Alignment of curriculum standards, examinations, and teacher instruction in Tanzania and Uganda
J Atuhurra, M Kaffenberger
International Journal of Educational Development 92, 102598, 2022
362022
Aligning Levels of Instruction with Goals and the Needs of Students (ALIGNS): Varied approaches, common principles
Y Hwa, M Kaffenberger, J Silberstein
RISE Insight Series 22 (3), 2020
312020
More school or more learning? Evidence from learning profiles from the financial inclusion insights data
M Kaffenberger, L Pritchett
World Development Report Background Paper. Washington, DC: World Bank, 2017
302017
Failing to plan? Estimating the impact of achieving schooling goals on cohort learning
M Kaffenberger, L Pritchett
University of Oxford, 2022
272022
A structured model of the dynamics of student learning in developing countries, with applications to policy
M Kaffenberger, L Pritchett
International Journal of Educational Development 82, 102371, 2021
272021
It’s time to slow digital credit’s growth in east africa
JC Izaguirre, M Kaffenberger, R Mazer
CGAP Blog 25, 2018
262018
System (in) coherence: quantifying the alignment of primary education curriculum standards, examinations, and instruction in two East African countries
J Atuhurra, M Kaffenberger
Res. Improv. Syst. Educ, 1-50, 2020
222020
Digital Credit in Kenya: Time for Celebration or Concern
M Kaffenberger, P Chege
CGAP. October 3, 2016
202016
Effective investment in women's futures: Schooling with learning
M Kaffenberger, L Pritchett
International Journal of Educational Development 86, 102464, 2021
192021
The role of low learning in driving dropout: A longitudinal mixed methods study in four countries
M Kaffenberger, D Sobol, D Spindleman
University of Oxford, 2022
152022
Using learning profiles to inform education priorities: An editors’ overview of the Special Issue
L Crouch, M Kaffenberger, L Savage
International Journal of Educational Development 86, 102477, 2021
152021
System coherence for learning: Applications of the RISE education systems framework
M Kaffenberger, M Spivak
University of Oxford, 2022
142022
Estimating the impact of women’s education on fertility, child mortality, and empowerment when schooling ain’t learning
M Kaffenberger, L Pritchett, J Sandefur
línea], disponible en: https://www. hks. harvard. edu/publications …, 2018
132018
Informed consent how do we make it work for mobile credit scoring
R Mazer, J Carta, M Kaffenberger
Recuperado de https://www. cgap. org/research/publication/informed-consent …, 2014
132014
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