Objective: To evaluate knowledge and attitudinal outcomes of an educational asthma program for third-grade children with and without asthma.
Methodology: "The Lion Who Couldn't Roar" was presented to third-grade classes in three Chicago area Counties. Participant asthma knowledge and attitudes were assessed via a print-based pretest-posttest design. Teacher satisfaction was also assessed. Data were analyzed using Rasch analysis before paired t tests were performed.
Results: Pre- and post-assessments were completed by 943 participants. A statistically significant increase in mean logit scores was identified on both knowledge and attitude evaluations (p < 0.001, p < 0.001).
Conclusions: The results provide evidence of program impact.
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