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Best Practices for Field Days
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Best Practice: Develop and implement
program evaluation
Thorough evaluation assists you
in looking beyond participant satisfaction to learn
something about their changes in attitudes, knowledge,
or behavior after the field day
program. It helps you identify ways to improve your
program during planning stages. Well-designed evaluations
can help
organizers hone the theme and design of their events.
Presenters can use evaluation
to improve and understand the impact of their lessons.
Evaluation can help teachers measure knowledge gained
and retained by students from field days. Evaluation,
including multiple forms and methods, provides you with
the essential keys for unlocking the full potential
of your field day program.
Access audience worksheets and
forms through the links at right.
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More about accessing worksheets,
forms and information
Worksheeets:
E-1: Choosing your evaluation focus
questions and methods
E-2: Checklist for surveys
Forms:
Example student survey
Example teacher survey
Example presenter survey
Example volunteer survey
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