Chapter 15:Research and Evaluation Skills

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Report Methods

How will the evaluation be reported.

  • Types of information included in most evaluation reports.
    • The purpose of the evaluation.
    • Description of the program being evaluated.
    • Evaluation questions of objectives
    • Methodology data
    • Source data
    • Gathering methods
    • Data analysis methods
    • Result and conclusion (strengths and weaknesses in the program)
    • Reflections
  • Evidence of program outcomes
    • We focus on what constitutes evidence of the outcomes of a project, grade level, department, school, or district.
  • Models of Evidence.
    • Model one - Achievement (changes in knowledge and skills of students.
    • Model two - Improvements in Teachers' Attitudes and Behaviors.
    • Model three - Improvements in Students' Attitudes and Behaviors.
  • Selected evidence from these three models can be used to research and evaluate a particular instructional project with a selected population within a school or can be used to research and evaluate grade - level, department, school or district instruction.



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