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Wood, B. B. (2001) Finding 1

Apply an evaluation strategy which helps educator to identify reasons and consequences for training outcomes.

Class or Group
The learning experience: Incorporates methods for assessing the value of the experience, especially as it relates to desired outcomes.

Citation: Wood, B. B. (2001). Stake’s countenance model: Evaluating an environmental education professional development course. The Journal of Environmental Education, 32(2), 18-27.
Citation Type: Research

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