Toward an Agenda for Research on Evaluation

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Evaluation and Performance Assessment Educational Research and Methods Advanced Causal Inference Techniques

Abstract

Abstract Using Christie's research as an example, the authors describe a variety of forms that a more evidence‐based approach to evaluation theory could take and offer some suggestions to help increase the amount and impact of evidence in evaluation theory.

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