Titlebook: Educational Evaluation: Classic Works of Ralph W. Tyler; George F. Madaus,Daniel L. Stufflebeam Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers, Bost

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Service Studies in Higher Educationeports of such investigations are particularly appropriate at this time, since we are now witnessing an extraordinary interest and activity in the attempts to make higher education more effective. Criticism of the college is not new, and various modifications of practices in an effort to meet these

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Overviewgram and the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). Both of these testing programs reflect Tyler’s philosophy of testing and evaluation. Throughout his career he has believed (1) that tests should be designed, constructed, and used to assess progress against valued and carefully defined

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National Assessment — Some Valuable by-Products for Schools youth, and adults — data which will furnish a dependable background of information about our educational attainments, the progress we are making, and the problems we still face in achieving our educational aspirations.

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