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출판됨
Mar 23, 2013
출판사
Springer
판
2nd ed. 2001. Softcover reprint of the original 2nd ed. 2001
ISBN-10
1475786808
ISBN-13
9781475786804
설명
Outcome-Based Evaluation is a compelling exploration into the world of program evaluation, emphasizing the importance of results-driven approaches. Robert L. Schalock takes readers on a journey through the principles and practices that underpin effective evaluation methods. He advocates for a systematic focus on outcomes that align with the needs and expectations of stakeholders, offering insights that are applicable across diverse sectors, from healthcare to education and social services.
The book presents a thorough examination of the processes involved in evaluating programs based on their outcomes, encouraging evaluators to think critically about the metrics they choose and the impacts they seek to measure. Schalock's expertise is evident as he combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, ultimately guiding readers toward more meaningful and accountable evaluation practices that foster continuous improvement and enhance overall effectiveness. With its clear frameworks and actionable strategies, this work is an essential resource for practitioners striving to ensure their evaluations lead to tangible and valuable results.
The book presents a thorough examination of the processes involved in evaluating programs based on their outcomes, encouraging evaluators to think critically about the metrics they choose and the impacts they seek to measure. Schalock's expertise is evident as he combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, ultimately guiding readers toward more meaningful and accountable evaluation practices that foster continuous improvement and enhance overall effectiveness. With its clear frameworks and actionable strategies, this work is an essential resource for practitioners striving to ensure their evaluations lead to tangible and valuable results.
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스릴러 & 서스펜스
액션 & 어드벤처
과학 & 기술
건강 및 웰니스
심리학