THE MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF EVALUATION Sample Clauses

The "Major Objectives of Evaluation" clause defines the primary goals and intended outcomes of an evaluation process within an agreement or project. It typically outlines the key areas or criteria that the evaluation will focus on, such as effectiveness, efficiency, compliance, or impact, and may specify the standards or benchmarks to be used. By clearly stating these objectives, the clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of what the evaluation seeks to achieve, thereby promoting transparency and alignment throughout the assessment process.
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THE MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF EVALUATION. SHALL BE 1. To provide a quality program of educational experiences for children. 2. To assist personnel to carry on their work more competently. 3. To encourage professional improvement of educators and certificated support personnel. 4. To provide a written record of personnel proficiency. 5. To substantiate the application of criteria and procedures required by law for non-renewal of continuing contracts.
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