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It’s Saturday and my kid is not letting me sleep...

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Attached is the document for anyone wanting to check it out!

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An impact study attempts to chart whether or not the program or study has an effect with those exposed to it.

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Methodology used to determine assignment. Was Phil really picked randomly?

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Performance is looked at both before and after the new program/ intervention, and data is compared.

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Researchers find subjects that did not participate in new program/ intervention, but are similar or a "match" to those that did.

Phil and Toby

Phil stays awake... Toby does not.

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-Basic terminology for Program Evaluations

-How the Department of Education  wants studies conducted and through what procedures.

-How we as educators/ consumers should question procedures behind data and acquisition.

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How are you guys going about collecting data for your evaluation?

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How are you guys going about collecting data for your evaluation?

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How can entities manipulate data to skew results?

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How can entities manipulate data to skew results?

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-Procedure is important! Be honest with how you collect your data

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-Procedure is important! Be honest with how you collect your data

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-Own your faults, and inconsistencies in data! 

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-Own your faults, and inconsistencies in data! 

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This article focuses on the "How" of data. It is a procedural reading that emphasis methodology rather than results!

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THINK ABOUT THIS AS YOU MOVE TO DATA COLLECTION!

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THINK ABOUT THIS AS YOU MOVE TO DATA COLLECTION!

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One of the easiest reads I've had in the program. Sorry guys, but thanks DeFrance