An edition of Standards-based & responsive evaluation
(2004)
Standards-based & responsive evaluation
by Robert E. Stake
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Table of Contents
Criterial and interpretive evaluation. The ubiquitous search for quality
Standards
Criterial and episodic thinking
Roles and styles of evaluation
Formative and summative evaluation
The evaluand
The Evaluator
Roles, models, and dispositions. Models
Dispositions
Roles
Goal attainment evaluation
Evaluation for organizational development
Seeking holistic quality
Policy and generalization studies
Evaluation aid to social action
Advocacy
Legitimation and protection
Summary of roles
Standards-based evaluation. Standards-based
Bias
Factors
Criteria and standards for comparisons
Needs assessment
Goals
Costs
Representations of performance
What goes wrong
Responsive evaluation. Issues as conceptual structure
Observations and judgments
Perceptions
Combining responsive and standards-based evaluation
Experience as knowledge
Organizing and reporting
Procedures
Data gathering. Choosing data sources
Instrumentation
Recipient responses
Staff and management responses
Stakeholder and public responses
Data coding and records processing
Surveys
Observation schedules
Interviewing
Histories and artifacts
Analysis, synthesis, and meta-evaluation. Analysis
Synthesis
Experiential and probative inferences
Meta-evaluation
An ethic of continuous self-challenge
Clients, stakeholders, beneficiaries and readers. Participatory evaluation
Stakeholding
Utilization
Democratic evaluation
Negotiation of a contract
Writing reports
Styles of reporting
Representations of the evaluand
Names and labels
Cutting edge
Offering recommendations
Issues needing interpretation. Complexity
Program standardization
Program fairness
Meritocracy
Equal opportunity for children
Staff development
Content of training
Training strategies
Assessment
Evidence-based evaluation. Is evaluation science?
Petite and grand generalizations
Policy evaluation
Skepticism as an commitment
Doing it right. Quality work is ethical work
Personal standards
Professional standards
Human-subjects protection
Confidentiality and anonymity
The business of evaluation
Personnel evaluation
Product evaluation
Political and cultural contexts
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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