Titlebook: International Handbook of Educational Evaluation; Part One: Perspectiv Thomas Kellaghan,Daniel L. Stufflebeam Book 2003 Springer Science+Bu

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Introductionional comparisons of student achievement. As in any area of scholarship and practice, the field is constantly evolving, as a result of advances in theory, methodology, and technology; increasing globalization; emerging needs and pressures; and cross-fertilization from other disciplines.

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Cost-Effectiveness Analysis as an Evaluation Toolal television, computer- assisted instruction, smaller class sizes, and so on. It is possible that all of these alternatives, when well-implemented, have a positive effect on student achievement. Often the one that is recommended is the one with the largest apparent effect.

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Constructivist Knowing, Participatory Ethics and Responsive Evaluation: A Model for the 21st Centurys, and taken-for-granted stances of all participants and stakeholders in evaluation approaches which are responsive, inclusive, and authentically participatory. Terms of endearment are those ethical postures which come as givens; they refer to what Peter Reason has often called “a way of . in the world.”

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Utilization Effects of Participatory Evaluationerment, and participatory approaches to evaluation has escalated quite dramatically over the past decade as evidenced in a bourgeoning literature on such topics. This interest, in my view, is testament to the promise such collaborative approaches hold for enhancing evaluation utilization and bringing about planned sustainable change.

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Introduction been included in the theory section, including Patton, Alkin, and Cousins, among others, all of whom represent influential theoretical positions. Fortunately, their work is included in other sections of this Handbook.