Titlebook: Evaluation Models; Viewpoints on Educat George F. Madaus,Michael S. Scriven,Daniel L. Stuf Book 1983 Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing 1983 Abstrac

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Program Evaluationgovernment of large sums of money into a wide range of human service programs, including education. However, program evaluation has an interesting history that predates by at least 150 years the explosion of evaluation during the era of President Johnson’s Great Society and the emergence of evaluati

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An Analysis of Alternative Approaches to Evaluationional evaluation efforts experienced a period of revitalization in the mid 1960s. This revitalization was influenced by articles by Cronbach (1963), Scriven (1967), Stake (1967), and Stufflebeam (1966). The field’s development was further stimulated by the evaluation requirements of the Great Societ

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Assumptions Underlying Evaluation Modelsrhaps the most significant comparisons are those among the underlying theoretical assumptions on which the models are based. In this way, one might see how logically similar the models are to one another and determine what logical possibilities do and do not exist.

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A Rationale for Program Evaluations first published in 1934 under the title .. . The other evolved from my work as director of evaluation for the Eight-Year Study. It was a general rationale for curriculum development and was first published in 1945 as a mimeographed syllabus for my course at the University of Chicago, entitled .. T

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