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Contribution to Book
Accountability in Collaboration: A Framework for Evaluation
Foundations, Teachers, and Families in Developmental Disabilities
  • Jack Hourcade, Boise State University
  • Phil Parette, Illinois State University
  • Holly L. Anderson, Boise State University
Document Type
Contribution to Books
Publication Date
1-1-2004
Abstract

Accountability is perhaps the most significant issue facing educators today. How can school professionals document that their work results in significant positive outcomes? This issue is especially critical to the many special and general educators moving into collaboration partnerships, given the dramatic shifts in their professional roles inherent to this move. a 2 X 2 "Collaboration Evaluation Matrix" outlines two basic types of information (objective and subjective) and two basic dimensions of any program (processes and outcomes) that might be considered in evaluation of collaboration. Multiple data sources enhance validity and utility of these evaluation efforts.

Citation Information
Jack Hourcade, Phil Parette and Holly L. Anderson. "Accountability in Collaboration: A Framework for Evaluation" Foundations, Teachers, and Families in Developmental Disabilities (2004)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/jack_hourcade/22/