Success Intermediate Testing And Evaluation Book Pdf
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Children generally begin to show initial phonological awareness when they demonstrate an appreciation of rhyme and alliteration. For many children, this begins very early in the course of their language development and is likely facilitated by being read to from books that are based on rhyme or alliteration, such as the B Book by Stanley and Janice Berenstain, 1997, or Each Peach Pear Plum by Janet and Allan Ahlberg, 1979, (Bryant, MacLean, Bradley, & Crossland, 1990). As children grow older, however, their basic phonological awareness does not necessarily develop into the more sophisticated phonemic awareness. In fact, developing the more complex phonemic awareness is difficult for most children and very difficult for some children (Adams et al., 1996). However, it is a child's phonemic awareness on entering school that is most closely related to success in learning to read (Adams, 1990; Stanovich, 1986).
At the very least, it should be clear what trade-offs would be appropriate in balancing multiple impacts or distributional effects. Since development interventions often have multiple impacts, which are distributed unevenly, this is an essential element of an impact evaluation. For example, should an economic development programme be considered a success if it produces increases in household income but also produces hazardous environment impacts Should it be considered a success if the average household income increases but the income of the poorest households is reduced
The evaluation may confirm the theory of change or it may suggest refinements based on the analysis of evidence. An impact evaluation can check for success along the causal chain and, if necessary, examine alternative causal paths. For example, failure to achieve intermediate results might indicate implementation failure; failure to achieve the final intended impacts might be due to theory failure rather than implementation failure. This has important implications for the recommendations that come out of an evaluation. In cases of implementation failure, it is reasonable to recommend actions to improve the quality of implementation; in cases of theory failure, it is necessary to rethink the whole strategy for achieving impacts. 153554b96e
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