Issues in the Analysis of Data from the Child Development Project: Now that You've Collected It, What Do You Do with It?.

Delucci, Kevin L.

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Issues in the Analysis of Data from the Child Development Project: Now that You've Collected It, What Do You Do with It?

Delucci, Kevin L.

Moral Education Forum, v14 n2 p1-6,10 Sum 1989

Describes issues which are common to all research methodologies and some that were unique to the assessment techniques used in the Child Development Project (CDP) in San Ramon, California. Looks at the limited amount of time given assessments and the "fluid" nature of measurements. Notes that CDP issues involved observations, questionnaires, interviews, tasks, reliability, and validity. (KO)

Descriptors: Child Development, Classroom Observation Techniques, Classroom Research, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Educational Research, Elementary Education, Evaluation Methods, Interviews, Performance, Questionnaires, Reliability, Research Problems, Task Analysis, Validity

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