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An Interdisciplinary and Interagency Evaluation Team: Benefits for Other-Discipline Specialists.
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Rockwell, S. Kay; Buck, Janet S. – Evaluation Practice, 1995
The benefits that accrued to 14 agriculturalists as they performed evaluators' roles on a team examining water quality demonstration projects were studied. Results suggest that collaboration between the agriculturalists and evaluators strengthened study recommendations and were personally and professionally rewarding to the participating…
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Agricultural Personnel, Agriculture, Demonstration Programs
Using Program Evaluation to Inform the Assignment of Clients to Treatments.
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Ross, John A.; Regan, Ellen – Evaluation Practice, 1993
A four-step procedure is described for using evaluation to contribute to the knowledge that intake staff need to assign clients to treatment programs. The procedure is illustrated with data from the evaluation of a professional development program delivered to 35 teacher consultants in Ontario (Canada). (SLD)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Clinical Diagnosis, Consultants, Educational Assessment