Good
Morning and Afternoon, All-
I am
curious to hear any clever ways you have come up with to measure the
effectiveness any “single” fieldtrip experiences?
I have
had the great opportunity to inherit a wonderful hands-on, decision-making
simulation program, and we do have the head teacher fill out an evaluation at
the end of each program…. But this doesn’t necessarily give the
information we need to secure future funding. We need to prove that the students
are gaining information, improving on their decision making skills,
demonstrating leadership abilities in the classroom, group, etc….
One
quick fix is to give a “test” pre and then post the experience with
information (to see any new knowledge gained) but I am looking for more.
Anyone
willing to share and successful ways to assess and evaluation the program’s
influence on its participants?
Thank
you in advance for any input!
Krista
Ann Kohlhausen
Director
of the Walter and Leonore Annenberg Presidential Learning Center
The
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation
40
Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, California 93065
T:
(805) 577-4148
F:
(805) 577-4094
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