MEERA Evaluation Glossary
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Sample
- A sample is a group of subjects or cases selected from a larger group in the hope that this smaller ...
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Self-report
- Self-report is a method used to evaluate participant characteristics by asking the participants to p ...
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Skills
- Two important domains of skills relevant to environmental education include cognitive skills and aff ...
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Snowball sample
- A snowball sample is a purposive sample selected by relying on previously identified group members t ...
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Stakeholder
- In the context of program evaluation, a stakeholder is an individual who has an interest in, affects ...
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Standard deviation
- A standard deviation is a statistical measure of the spread or variability in a distribution of scor ...
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Statistical significance
- A result is called "statistically significant" if it is unlikely to have occurred by chance. This t ...
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Summative evaluation
- Summative evaluation is evaluation designed is to evaluate the effectiveness of a program or activit ...
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Beth Covitt, Amy Higgs, and Kim Wolske
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last modified
2008-02-12 10:13
Contributors:
Brian Barch, Jennifer Sellers, and Michaela Zint



