cover image: an introduction to iMinds - Evaluating Substance Use and Gambling Education

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an introduction to iMinds - Evaluating Substance Use and Gambling Education

26 Mar 2020

That is, the personal characteristics of the individuals receiving and delivering the intervention, and the social and political context all influence Any evaluation of use to the farmer must first understand the outcome (Paglia & Room, 1999). [...] Outcomes (ends) in a social ecological approach quality and to offer a holistic portrayal of this complex to health education have less to do with the subsequent understanding of overall value in such a way that it is behaviour of actors than with the experience of actors within accessible to the immediate stakeholders in a program the learning environment. [...] 8–9) Finally, the evaluation needs to collect and present relevant Within this approach, the questions used to assess value evidence related to the goal of the program and the purpose might include: of the evaluation. [...] The analysis of stories allows the student “to think what it might be iMinds draws on all of the pedagogic elements above to like to be in the shoes of a person different from oneself, to be weave together an approach to drug and gambling education an intelligent reader of that person’s story, and to understand in which students learn to be reflective about themselves and the emotions and wishes a. [...] The evaluator approaches evaluated; the theoretical foundation that guides the activities the task of evaluation with as few preconceptions as possible in pursuit of the goal; and the collection and presentation – much like Husserl’s description of the phenomenological of appropriate evidence.
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