Designing New Programs
Research Design & Program Evaluation
Decisions in Creating a Research Design for Program Evaluation
Decision One: Which Observation Units will be Selected?
Repeatedly Drawing Samples from a Population
Sampling Distribution
Properties of the Sampling Distribution
Decision Two: How Will Measurement be Undertaken?
Decision Three: What Will the Program Intervention be Delivered?
Additional Considerations
Chronology of Program Development & Evaluation
Chronological Sequence of Program Evaluation
Fitting Evaluation Strategy to the Identified Problem
Policy Contexts of Evaluation
Steps in Policy & Program Formulation
Step One: Defining the Problem
Step One: Defining the Problem (An Example)
Step Two: Determining the Exten of the Problem
Step Three: Determining Whether the Problem Can be Ameliorated
Step Four: Translating Promising Ideas Into Promising Programs
Step Five: Can YOAA Dot It? (Implementation)
Step Six: Assuring Program Effectiveness
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