Chapter 15:Research and Evaluation Skills

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Summary

Educational Program Evaluation

  • Has been influenced by educational research designs.
  • The attention to school performance has stimulated multiple data sources, research designs, and compositions of evaluation teams.
  • We must be cautious in selecting instruments that measure what we truly wish to find out about a program.
  • Various types of educational evaluations are used for specific programs and for the overall instructional program.
  • Decisions about revising, improving, or discarding need to be made with multiple sources of informations.
  • The school as a collective enterprise must center its work on questions of educational value and  use answers to those questions as guidance for instructional changes.

 



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