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HS 2250: Week 6-13- Questions and Answers 100%Solved
When should evaluation be done? Correct Ans-- throughout planning process
- should be done early in program planning process
- begins when program's goals and objectives are developed
- must be timely for adjustment and alteration
- e.g. your exam (evaluation) results (must maintain priority, interest and impact)
Who should conduct evaluations? Correct Ans-- collaborative effort among stakeholders
- if any aspect of evaluation not relevant to anybody = waste of resources
- need to make sure all stakeholders' questions are addressed in evaluation
e.g. program planners - Did program meet needs of target population?
e.g. administrators - Did program makes any money? cost-benefit
e.g. facilitators - Did participants change their behaviours as result of program?
e.g. funding agency - Was program cost effective?
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If evaluation is properly planned and implemented, all of these questions can be offered and
answered
Threats to good evaluations Correct Ans-- fears of cuts, if results not great, therefore, not
wanting any evaluation
- political skewing - report only successes, not weaknesses, to decisions makers to prevent
elimination of program e.g. 75% of kids ate more veggies vs 90% dropped out of program;
skew "info"
- getting the hard data can help management get rid of certain programs - is it always good or
appropriate data e.g. is anybody going to challenge the quality of data? if program is good
quality but not making money, organizations may conduct cost-effective evaluation rather
than impact evaluation
- consider other political ramifications with truthful results; e.g. what if evaluation objectively
finds that drug abuse program serving poor, pregnant minority women should be eliminated?
What if that's the only program being offered to serve this target population?
- Implications for agency regarding morale, racial harmony, trust in government agencies???
ethics??? should we keep or cut? look for replacement instead of completely cut!
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Types of evaluations Correct Ans-- different types of evaluations are recommended for
different stages of program development
The type of evaluation reflects whether the results are needed to improve a program before
or during implementation for example, to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of a program
or to determine whether a program met the goals and objectives. thus, can't do the same
type of evaluation throughout the process of the entire program.
Types of evaluations
Stage: Initial planning
TOE: ? Correct Ans-TOE: Needs assessment with market analysis
This tells us the size of the potential market and whether potential consumers or the target
audience are interested in this new program.We use this type of evaluation to justify costs in
developing the program or targeting a new market.
Types of evaluations
Stage: Development
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TOE: ? Correct Ans-TOE: Formative evaluation with market testing
Evaluation is... Correct Ans-- a systematic study that is designed, conducted, and reported
in order to assist a client group to judge and/or to improve the worth and/or merit of some
object of interest
- critical
- should be done THROUGHOUT program processes
- frightening how many programs have not and do not get evaluated - wasted money,
resources, and opportunities to have an important and meaningful health promotion
outcome on the populations that we intend to serve
- describing of the object of interest so its worth and merit can be judged
- process of collecting and using information to guide decision making
What are worth and merit in evaluation? Correct Ans-- worth = whether or not
object/program is needed
- merit = whether or not object/program is good
Why evaluate? Correct Ans-evaluations help planners:
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