Program Implementation and Evaluation Flashcards
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Which evaluation type occurs during a program to make improvements while it is still running?
Answer: Formative evaluation
Formative evaluation collects data during program implementation to identify problems and make improvements while the program is ongoing.
What is the primary purpose of a program logic model?
Answer: To show the relationship between program inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes
A logic model visually maps the theory of change, showing how program resources and activities lead to expected short-term and long-term outcomes.
Which data collection method is most appropriate for measuring participant satisfaction?
Answer: Survey/questionnaire
Surveys are the most practical and efficient method for collecting participant satisfaction data from large numbers of recreation program participants.
What does the term "benchmark" mean in program evaluation?
Answer: A standard of comparison used to measure performance
A benchmark is a reference point or standard used to compare program performance, often derived from industry standards, best practices, or comparable programs.
Which implementation factor most directly affects whether a program meets its stated objectives?
Answer: Program fidelity
Program fidelity refers to how faithfully a program is implemented as designed. High fidelity is associated with achieving intended outcomes.
What statistical measure is commonly used to report average participant age or satisfaction scores?
Answer: Mean (average)
The mean (arithmetic average) is the most commonly reported measure of central tendency for continuous variables like age, satisfaction scores, and attendance.