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Grace
is on page 100 of 360
2/2 These two chapters focus on Eval of PYD OSTs specifically, but it articulates program Eval concepts SO much more clearly than the Rossi et al text. All the language is approachable and written *with the reader in mind.* You can use the chapters as supplements or full replacements to the text, your choice.
— Mar 31, 2024 12:23PM
Grace
is on page 100 of 360
1/2
To anyone struggling through this book, I HIGHLY recommend checking out Youth Development: Principles and Practices in Out-of-School Time Settings, 2nd Edition chapters 13 and 14.
13: Intentional Programming Using Logic Models by Linda L. Caldwell, Peter A. Witt, and Cheryl K. Baldwin
14: Program Assessment and Evaluation by Ann Gillard and Laurie Browne
— Mar 31, 2024 12:21PM
To anyone struggling through this book, I HIGHLY recommend checking out Youth Development: Principles and Practices in Out-of-School Time Settings, 2nd Edition chapters 13 and 14.
13: Intentional Programming Using Logic Models by Linda L. Caldwell, Peter A. Witt, and Cheryl K. Baldwin
14: Program Assessment and Evaluation by Ann Gillard and Laurie Browne
Grace
is on page 90 of 360
It is not often that I truly hate a book, but ohhhhhhhh. Ohhh this one. :///// I am! Not a fan!! The great irony here is that program eval is SO close to curriculum, but this text absolutely misses the mark in delivering comprehensible curriculum to its target audience.
— Feb 29, 2024 02:10PM
Grace
is on page 89 of 360
Absolutely not vibing with this one. Lacking in clear and structured arrangement of ideas, wayyy wayyyy overly academic tone, poorly designed, insufficient and confusing examples, etc.
— Feb 23, 2024 03:34PM
Grace
is on page 15 of 360
Reading this while eating crackers and you’ll never guess which of the two, book or cracker, is drier.
— Jan 15, 2024 02:50PM
Grace
is on page 4 of 360
Right off the bat, I think this book and I are going to have some Conflicting Opinions. The limited breadth of stakeholders and the focus on single defined outcomes… not my vibe. I’m wondering if perhaps I have a problem with the discipline as a whole actually, and this book is just how I’m learning that particular bit of self-knowledge.
— Jan 13, 2024 11:22PM

