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Running head: EVALUATION PROCESS 1
Evaluation Process
Yvonne Ward
CUR/528
March 28, 2016
Instructor Laura Armer
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Evaluation Process
The assessment process of trusting students to be interested in learning and working
together is evaluating measures. The process is the method of establishing a plan for measurable
reporting results. Implementing the process that will create a difference on how a student’s
writing skills can show one’s levels of performance with the different program areas and groups.
The evaluation process is findings the focus on learning and sharing resulting in incentive.
Academic assessment for the intervention of learning potential that identifies the problem
performance is the process evaluation the report data that develop creative incentives. Using the
creative incentive process will establish the evaluation needs is the assessment for changes and
improvement.
Program Description
The program is Creative Incentive an academic reward program that rewards
learners/students on taking ownership of one’s education. The creative incentive program
reduces the high financial loan, the high-cost payments to merging academic learners/students.
Academic education transition of sharing one’s insight studying together in a mentor to a
mentoring collection of creative thoughts to identify leaders. Letting students become leaders to
influence others and trustworthy of one's educational life. The incentive program interpretation is
student’s ability to perform that validates the student’s motivation concepts that address the
creative thinkers the reward potentials of creative incentives. The innovative incentive the
incentive program about growing and learning together, mentoring to present leadership, and
sharing collectively. Creative Incentive takes on the authentic assessment that refines the
generous, creative incentive program using performance scale rubric to the student’s quality
sharing and teaching each other. The program will change the standard traditional data
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exams/testing, change the overwhelming core class repeating studies. It is students helping
students and sharing for quality control potential learners. The authentic assessment to evaluate
performance the creative minds of critical thinkers. The educational adjustment rewards for the
young experience, the original evaluators training while learning from each other early and being
paid.
Description of the problem
To describe the problem is to add that there will be skepticism, not believing the students
potentials. Also, the College Board is not wanting a new interpretation of learning source
students mentoring to minimize loan payment. Not believing is the classified term to not
understanding that students are already very smart and with the creative minds to learning.
Therefore, students do not want to be with the same four years terms of college where
information is the cyber world of technology and school is a privilege. However, going over
classes that have no real meaning to one's major is not validation. It is the college dropouts and
bored overachievers who think fast paced. The actual meaning to college is students categorizing
research in narrative terms. Enhancing the critical mind thinkers creatively to validates the
authentic assessment qualitative performance grading. The reliable rubric grading on each
student’s assignment interviews writing is the performance grading narratives using the diverse
percentage data analysis scoring interpretation. Therefore, not believing this is possible is what
will generate problems.
Data collection procedures
The procedures are the methodology to the creative incentive program the data collection
through authentic assessment performance grading that which measure student’s creative writing
skill. The data process evaluation is the sample analysis through assignments participation.
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Researching together is to credit and identify the potential writing creatively skills of each
learner/students. Therefore, the rubric grading on the learners/students areas of writing
categorizing the assignment. The data collection importance is the factual or theory behind the
written information for the Instructor Evaluator to grade how the learner/student understands or
interprets the assignment for that college courses. Therefore, was the information clear with the
suggestion that can be evaluated as the needed formal purpose or significant reporting
information? The areas of the data rubric collection report are with percent scoring of the
assignments respondents to assess the learner/student writing behavior skills.
Procedures for analyzing the data
The procedure is the student's written assignment to measure the student's self-direction
and review the student's writing practice expertise and course knowledge. Therefore, the systems
terms are assessment grading that is “defined as all informal and formal measures. The sharing
potential was undertaken by teachers or others to collect information on the progress students
have made, and the dissemination of this information to the students or other interested parties
(parents, teachers, schools, employers, educational authorities.) The data analysis proposal
concludes with the written discussion of some of the potential implementation problems,
concerning various useful sources, guidelines, and models that could be utilized in the further
development of these ideas about the new proposed curriculum. Attention is also drawn to new
possibilities provided by information and communications technology. (Continuous
Multidimensional Assessment, 2016.)”
Examples of Assessment Rubric
Criterion Quality
“Gains attention of audience Gives details or
an amusing fact,
“Does a two-
sentence
Does not attempt to gain
attention of audience,
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a (Continuous
Multidimensional
Assessment,
(2016.)”series of
questions, a short
demonstration, a
colorful visual,
or a personal
reason they
picked this topic
introduction,
then starts a
speech. Gives
a one sentence
introduction,
then starts the
speech.”
just starts speech
“(Figure 14 Scoring Rubric: Drawing Conclusions
52), 2016)”
Points Characteristics
0 “Fails to reach a conclusion
1 Draws a conclusion that is not supported by
data
2 Draws a conclusion that is backed by data,
but fails to show any evidence for that
conclusion
3 Draws a conclusion that is supported by the
data and show gives supporting evidence for
the conclusion. (Continuous
Multidimensional Assessment, (2016.)”
“(Continuous Multidimensional Assessment, (2016.)”
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“(Performance-Based Assessment: Rubrics, Web 2.0 Tools and Language
Competencies*, 2016.)”
“(Overview of rubrics in MyCourses, 2016.)”
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“(Bet365 financial sniper system bet365 opening bonus types of scoring rubrics in,
2016.)”
Results/Findings
The results are useful grading the relevant student’s examination into one’s self-
directions partnering one’s talent into rewards from day one of one’s college learning reporting.
The results are the learner/student’s development that will be graded by performance
assessments. The authentic evaluation methodology collection is the findings measured and
results. The findings are the recruiting evaluation testing to critical thinking, decision making,
creative writing where a student’s writing skill implements the course measures. Therefore, the
results/findings are motivated students student who will graduate and focus on staying
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productive than to worry about paying back high loan payments. Creative incentives is a
rewarding performance with grading performance and student's development. The efficient data
collection analysis that shows the authentic results is also the result rewarding. Also, the
student's retention, lower college dropout, student's completion, and higher graduation rate.
Summarize the Evaluation Process
In conclusion, creative incentives are introducing need assessment and a learning
environment that add sharing actively for values of performance and be rewarded for that
development. Active learning, sharing, mentoring builds motivated students and leader and that
is the plan to creative incentive a program created for the future. Therefore, the evaluation
process is identifying each area of needs to learning to build a program that will benefit the
needs. The needs are reinforcing learning to the new generation that comes cyber ready, tech
savvy and introduce these creative minds to explore with measures of sharing to gain. The gain is
with collaboratively reading, researching and sharing knowledge through mentoring/teaching
each other. Therefore, the college needs to understand that this new generation is all about fast
pace and build a program around that need analyzing the area of creative evaluation incentive is
one of that program. The creative incentive will not only reward the sharing of intellectual
measures of creative thinking, decision making for development. The creative stimulus is
motivational incentive introducing advanced learning and training with each other to lessen the
time spent in college and also lower the financial strain after a student has graduated. It is taking
the evaluation process to the levels of building productive leadership with students helping each
other creatively and using overall performance grading to assess the learners learning
environment. The creative incentive program is the college course implementation, the college
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reinforcement to changing the rewarding of students/learners. Also, training facilitators will add
one's professional background as a support.
(Authentic Leadership for Teams, 2016)
Reveal the students core strengths.
Cross Training with Students Helping Students
Self-Motivate, and help with implementing other students motivation
Leadership recruitment from peer to peer learning
Quality Effective learning from mentoring each other
Creating Team membership engaging and trusting student team member.'
Study Support mentoring for learning solution
A learner/student coming in from the high school levels learning effectively to surpass
the core classes and advance into one's college course majors. The student is more advanced why
not those creative behavior skills collaborate and create a treatment plan that will report success.
The directions of creative incentive are to expect the unexpected with the use of peer help from
the same grouping learner's/students mentoring each other. The statistics are a student these days
are very smart because one understands the pattern significance and variables of technology
valid reasons to learn from the younger generation. The worthiness is the permission to start
one’s college course major in less time helping from day one of one’s higher educational life and
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is rewarded. Each data collection through authentic assessment is to assure and ensure the
learner/student understands that one is not alone and will be rewarded for performance skills one
shares. Therefore, the college personal is the in-depth sharing the motivator development of
creative training. Students sharing knowledge design around creative incentive rewards is to aid
the educators that students can help. Understanding these areas of inside support and the control
groups that students can form with each other with sharing one advance creative greatness will
improve schools, college ranking, and improve the significant loss each year of college dropout
to retention, and graduation. Also, the formal measures to sharing to build confidence that
examine the objectives and implement the goals of the learner’s/student’s college degree
completion plans. The process evaluation is for the outcome performance, the result that rewards
student/students for one's academic performance. The evaluation process is for the Creative
Incentive a level measure for the possible, for the advance, for the improvement learning from
each other that categorize active levels of intelligence. The conversation is on real learning from
peer to peer measures of a mentor. Assessment of grade performance is the development that
materializes the well deserving students for the creative incentive. The original motivation of the
financial rewards program rewards intervention qualifies active learning that reduces loan
payments for productive leaders.
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