검색어 : 통합검색[Mathison Sandra.]
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Deliberation, evaluation, and democracy
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Mathison, Sandra;
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(New directions for evaluation,
v.2000,
2000,
pp.85-89)
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Editor's notes
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Mathison, Sandra;
University of British Columbia;
(New directions for evaluation,
v.2011,
2011,
pp.1-5)
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Does evaluation contribute to the public good?
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Mathison, Sandra;
University of British Columbia, USA;
(Evaluation,
v.24,
2018,
pp.113-119)
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Editor's notes
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Mathison, Sandra;
University of British Columbia;
(New directions for evaluation,
v.2007,
2007,
pp.1-2)
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Rights, responsibilities, and duties: A comparison of ethics for internal and external evaluators
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Mathison, Sandra;
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(New directions for evaluation,
v.1999,
1999,
pp.25-34)
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Internal evaluation, historically speaking
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Mathison, Sandra;
University of British Columbia and Editor‐
in‐
Chief, New Directions for Evaluation;
(New directions for evaluation,
v.2011,
2011,
pp.13-23)
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Why Triangulate?
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Mathison, Sandra;
University of Chicago School Mathematics Project, Rm. 9, Judd Hall, 5835 S. Kimbark Ave., Chicago, IL 50637. She specializes in program evaluation and qualitative research methods.;
(Educational researcher : a publication of the American Educational Research Association,
v.17,
1988,
pp.13-17)
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What’s It Like When the Participatory Evaluator is a “Genuine” Stakeholder?
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Mathison Sandra;
Department of Educational Theory and Practice, SUNY at Albany, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222,;
(American Journal of Evaluation,
v.22,
2001,
pp.29-35)
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Constraining Elementary Teachers' Work:Dilemmas and Paradoxes Created by State Mandated Testing
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Mathison, Sandra;
Freeman, Melissa;
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(Education policy analysis archives,
v.11,
2003,
pp.34)
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Methodology and Values in Evaluation
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House, Ernest R.;
Mathison, Sandra;
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(Educational theory,
v.34,
1984,
pp.151-152)