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Why Has This Comprehensive Evaluation System Been So Successful for So Long (Eight Years)? Here Is a Retrospective Attempt to Explain the Uncommon, Long Run Success of the Evaluation System for the One-to-Two-Million-Dollars-a-Year Handicap Program in the Nine Colleges of the Los Angeles Community College District (as Begun in Fiscal Year 1977-78).
Kester, Donald L.; Richart, Victoria – 1985
Reasons for the long-range success of the Los Angeles Community College District's evaluation system for its handicap program are explored in this report, using a force field analysis of facilitating and restraining factors. First, introductory material cites previous reports exploring various aspects of the evaluation system. Next, the following…
Descriptors: College Environment, Community Colleges, Disabilities, Evaluation Methods