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Evaluation Research

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                                         Evaluation Research
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 Is commonly known as judgmental research or programmed research. In an educational sense, it tells about the student’s progress at the end of the program. It tells us the value and worth of the student’s progress. It can signify qualitative or quantitative data. Its purpose is to know innovation in teaching strategies, textbooks, courses, projects of the teaching process, and its meaning in social interventions. This research focused on a specific purpose rather than on a specific method. It is applied research. This research provides us knowledge about the weak areas of study or program of study. It is long-term research. We use surveys or experimental methods during evaluation research. Evaluation research is the form of active research.
        “Research seeks to prove and evaluation seeks to improve”
M.Q.Patton
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Sabeeta Kumari

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