Answer to Question 1
(any three of the following)
Experience in the type of evaluation needed
Comfortable with quantitative data sources and analysis
Able to work with a wide variety of stakeholders, including representatives of target populations
Can develop innovative approaches to evaluation while considering the realities affecting a program (e.g., a small budget)
Incorporates evaluation into all program activities
Understands both the potential benefits and risks of evaluation
Educates program personnel in designing and conducting the evaluation
Will give the staff full findings (i.e., will not gloss over or fail to report certain findings)
Answer to Question 2
Internal Advantages: More familiar with organization & program; Knows decision making style of organization; Present to remind people of results; Able to communicate results more frequently & clearly
External Advantages: More objective; fresh outlook; Can ensure unbiased evaluation outcome; Brings global knowledge; Typical brings more breath & depth of technical expertise
What makes tea so good
An example of a selection list used to identify symptoms.
The learning and retention of the mirrordrawing task by H.M. Despite his good retention of the task, ...
Vegetable oils are good sources of essential fatty acids
If CP for an ideal gas is 35.4 J/molK, which of the following is CV for this gas?
Representative pedigrees for two characteristics, each followed through three generations