Summary
As we’ve seen in Module Nine, evaluation is critical for determining if the action plan we’ve developed is effective– and for deciding what we can do to make it work better. Evaluation methods are important throughout the change and innovation process. Data should be collected prior to the beginning of the project . . . throughout the implementation . . . and at the end.



Questions:
Consider current programs in your school or school district. How might you evaluate them? Can they be replicated as they are? Based on your evaluation, how might you change them to apply them elsewhere? Discuss your thoughts with others.

Putting it into Practice: Using what we have learned in this module, click on one of the four topical areas below to continue to explore how this process can help to address the needs within your school and/or district.

Disproportionality                                                      Behavior

Accessing the General Education Classroom       Academic/Instruction

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