Evaluating School Programs: An Educator′s Guide

by James R. Sanders

Today′s administrators and teachers must know how to evaluate their school programmes to demonstrate the effectiveness of their efforts. This general guide will help educators plan and conduct evaluations of any school programme. The book provides concise, yet comprehensive, coverage of a complex topic in a highly readable and usable format. Basic principles of evaluation are outlined, and examples are provided throughout to help the reader develop competence and confidence in evaluation. This is the first of seven guidebooks in the series. It is intended to be used with each of the six companion guides.

Genres: Education

88 pages, Paperback

First published October 6, 1992

Reviews

[Leanna Aker]

This is a good, basic introduction to program evaluation. I found it lacking in the depth one would need to do a program evaluation, and gives you just enough to render you dangerous at doing one. Further references are listed about each topic, but the book could have benefitted from a bit more depth. At 86 pages, including appendices.....

[Ayush]

To be read like an introductory guide --- nothing more, nothing less.