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survey. In both phases you was asked to verbalize your ideas and values regarding program evaluation in The School District. There will be nine total participants in this study. Besides you, the superintendent and the rest of the superintendent’s cabinet are also being asked to participate. Your participation will benefit the entire school district, in so far as it is anticipated a transportable, mutually understandable model for future program evaluations was the output of the study. Your participation in this study is not expected to cause you any risks greater than those encountered in everyday life. You have the option of not participating in this study and will not be penalized for your decision. Your identity and participation will remain confidential. Your name will not be given to anyone outside the research setting. The confidentiality of records identifying you by name was maintained. The results from the study will be published in a dissertation. The data will be stored for one year and will be destroyed one year from the publication of said dissertation. There are no costs to you that might result from participation in this research. It is not the policy of the University of Missouri to compensate human subjects in the event the research results in injury. The University of Missouri, in fulfilling its public responsibility, has provided medical, professional and general liability insurance for any injury in the event such injury is caused by the negligence of the University of Missouri, its faculty and staff. The University of Missouri also provides, within the limitations of the laws of the State of Missouri, facilities and medical attention to subjects who suffer injuries while participating in research projects of the University of Missouri. In the event you have suffered injury as the result of participation in this research program, you are to contact the Risk Management Officer, telephone number (573) 882-1181, at the Health Services Center, who can review the matter and provide further information. This statement is not to be construed as an admission of liability. If you do not understand what is written above, please contact the investigator listed below. Informed Consent is an ongoing process that requires communication between the researcher and participants. The participant should comprehend what he/she is being asked to do so that he/she can make an informed decision about whether he/she will participate in a study. To this end, you will be informed of any new information discovered during the course of this study that might influence your health, welfare, or willingness to be in this study. 117
The Campus Institutional Review Board offers educational opportunities to research participants, prospective participants, the IRB process, the responsibilities of the investigator and the IRB. You may access the Campus IRB website to learn more about the human subject research process at http:/www.research.missouri.edu/cirb/index.htm. Please feel free to contact the researcher if you have questions. Additionally, you may ask questions, voice concerns or complaints to the research advisor, Dr. Joyce Piveral. Researcher’s Contact Information: Work: xxxxxxxxx Cell: xxxxxxxxxx Fax: xxxxxxxxxx Address City State Research Advisor’s Contact Information: Dr. Joyce Piveral PIVERAL@nwmissouri.edu Phone: (660) 562-1231 Northwest Missouri State University 800 University Drive Maryville, MO 64468-6001 The Campus Institutional Review Board approved this research study. You may contact the Campus Institutional Review Board if you have questions about your rights, concerns, complaints or comments as a research participant. You can contact the Campus Institutional Review Board directly by telephone or email to voice or solicit any concerns, questions, input or complaints about the research study. Campus Institutional Review Board 483 McReynolds Hall Columbia, MO 65211 573.882.9585 e-mail: umcresearchcirb@missouri.edu website: http://www.research.missouri.edu/cirb/index.htm A copy of this Informed Consent form was given to you before you participated in the research. Signature I have read this consent form and my questions have been answered. My signature below means that I do want to be in the study. I know that I can remove myself from the study at any time without any problems. _________________________________________________ _________________ Your Signature Date 118
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The undersigned, appointed by the D
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The lessons I have
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fearlessness, and reminded me of wh
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Research Questions Research Methods
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LIST OF TABLES Table Page 1. Strong
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UTLIZATION-FOCUSED EVALUATION OF TH
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process-use within future evaluatio
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One leader trained by this program,
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Objectivation. Objectivation is the
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developing, innovating, or changing
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logical or sequential links among r
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Figure 1. The School District’s p
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Objectivation. This is the process
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evaluation in general) is evaluatio
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CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF LITERATURE In
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Objectivation Legitimation OVERVIEW
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the profession: systemic inquiry, c
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5. Eclectic Evaluation (1 approach
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however, it is important to remembe
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Figure 3. The Utilization-Focused E
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eginning an evaluation this way ser
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producing commonly understood evide
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Institutionalization. A second proc
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Legitimation. Legitimation, the thi
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evaluation report was made to the s
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experiences in finite provinces of
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played into the use of electronic s
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interaction and particular context:
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to achieve federal compliance (Ross
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as a valid, legitimate contribution
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principles (Patton, 1997) in order
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with other stakeholders (Appendix E
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Short interviews. Development of qu
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multidirectional thinking to integr
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Summary The School District had not
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experience. The topic for this case
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study; each signed an agreement of
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hoped the model would provide a pat
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according to page number, section,
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Page 153: VITA Laura Nelson earned a B.A. in
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