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NES Early Childhood Education Secrets Study Guide

NES Test Review for the National Evaluation Series Tests

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***Includes Practice Test Questions*** NES Early Childhood Education Secrets helps you ace the National Evaluation Series Tests, without weeks and months of endless studying.

Handbook on Assessment and Evaluation in Early Childhood Special Education Programs

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Literature Search and Development of an Evaluation System in Early Childhood Education

The recognition of differences has been studied frequently with this age group in terms of discrimination tasks and discrimination learning . older children learn discriminations faster and more correctly than do younger .

Evaluating Handicapped Children's Early Education Programs

Proceedings of the 1979 WESTAR Evaluation Workshop, Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 1979

Seven papers from a 1979 workshop address program evaluation factors (specifically planning) in the Handicapped Children's Early Education Program. R. Sheehan ("Evaluation Strategies in Early Childhood Education: A National Perspective") summarizes the state of the art and lists seven guidelines, such as that evaluation efforts must reflect qualitative changes in children's performance. In "Practical Program Evaluation: Many Problems and a Few Solutions," O. White details the advantages of curriculum referenced approaches to evaluation, while R. Sheehan ("Measuring Child Progress: Large Group Design and Norm Referenced Alternatives") reviews other evaluation designs. M. Stevens and R. Kroth address problems and issues in "Evaluating Parent Training Programs: Some Considerations." Inservice training is the focus of "Evaluating Staff Development" by L. Lynch and V. Lynch. The final paper ("Evaluating the Impact of Demonstration and Dissemination Activities" by P. Bradley) considers components of impact evaluation studies and describes conditions which should be met before undertaking one.

M. Stevens and R. Kroth address problems and issues in "Evaluating Parent Training Programs: Some Considerations." Inservice training is the focus of "Evaluating Staff Development" by L. Lynch and V. Lynch.