What is evidence-based teaching and evidence-based instruction?
ETR offers a number of evidence-based and evidence-informed programs for youth. Evidence-based programs have been scientifically evaluated and demonstrated effectiveness in achieving desired outcomes. Evidence-informed programs have not been the subject of a formal research study, but do incorporate key characteristics research has identified in programs that have been found to be effective in changing health and risk behaviors.
All programs ETR selects to publish:
The experienced ETR editorial and design staff help make these programs accessible, user-friendly and cost-effective so schools and other agencies can replicate results.
More information about our evidence-based programs can be found at ETR’s Program Success Center website.
An Evidence-Based Intervention to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk of HIV
Setting Limits to Prevent HIV, STD and Pregnancy, Grades 6–8
An Evidence-Based, Abstinence Approach to Teen Pregnancy and HIV/STD Prevention
An Evidence-Based, Safer-Sex Approach to Teen Pregnancy and HIV/STI Prevention
An Evidence-Based Abstinence or Abstinence Plus Safer Sex Curriculum Proven Effective in Reducing the Risk of HIV/STD and Teen Pregnancy
Building Skills to Prevent Pregnancy, STI & HIV
A Pregnancy, STD and HIV Prevention Program for Native American Youth
ETR’s virtual Trainings of Educators (TOEs) equip sexual health facilitators with the knowledge and skills necessary to implement specific evidence-based programs with youth.
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Preventing HIV, Other STD and Pregnancy Among Young People in Alternative Education Settings
Preventing HIV, Other STD and Pregnancy Among Young People in Alternative Education Settings
An Evidence-Based Intervention for Pregnant and Parenting Teen Mothers That Reduces Their Risk of HIV/STD and Unplanned Repeat Pregnancy
An HIV Risk-Reduction Program for Adolescents, Grades 9-12
A Culturally Based Program to Reduce Sexual Risk Behavior Among Latino Youth
Comprehensive Sex Education That Works (English & Spanish)
ETR's comprehensive K–12 health education program
An LGBTQ-centered evidence-based sexual health education program for youth ages 14-19.
A classroom- and computer-based HIV, STI and pregnancy prevention program for middle school students
Promoting Family Communication, Preventing Teen Pregnancy and STD
An Intervention to Reduce High-Risk Sexual Behavior Among Adolescent Women
A Psycho-Educational Intervention for Reunifying Families and Their Adolescents Who Have Run Away
An HIV/STI Risk Reduction Program for Women in Clinic Settings
An HIV/STI Risk Reduction Program for Teenage Women in Clinic Settings
An Evidence-Based Group Intervention to Reduce the Risk of HIV/STD and Pregnancy Among Adolescent Girls
ETR's comprehensive K–12 health education program
Taking Charge of Leisure Time
Preventing Substance Use
B3: Brain, Body, Behavior is a multi-media curriculum that helps students develop their fundamental motor skills.
An evidence-based program to encourage youth to be physically active
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind the game
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind the game
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind the game
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind popular games
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind popular games
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind the game
Hands-on method of learning the skills to play and also the STEM fundamentals behind the game
The Title IX Essential Lessons Packs (T9-ELPs) are designed to help K12 districts and schools prevent sexual and gender-based harassment and sexual assault.
