The Massachusetts and New York Evaluation Service Center for Occupational Education at Amherst, Massachusetts, seeks to develop a mechanism to provide a continuous feedback of program evaluation information to local education agencies which offer occupational education. Program evaluation is concerned with the definition of outcomes in terms of behavioral objectives, the measurement of the extent to which objectives are achieved and the feedback of information to those responsible for the administration of occupational education at state and local levels. The three operational components of the Center are the Behavioral Objective Development Component, the Training Component and the Testing Component. The services of the Center stress a model of curriculum development which is decentralized and diversified, while at the same time providing a framework within which a centralized and systematic evaluation of goals can be undertaken.
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1 February 1971
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February 01 1971
Evaluating Occupational Education in Massachusetts and New York
WILLIAM G. CONROY
WILLIAM G. CONROY
Director, Research Co‐ordinating Unit, Massachusetts Department of Education.
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-7395
Print ISSN: 0957-8234
© MCB UP Limited
1971
Journal of Educational Administration (1971) 9 (2): 193–199.
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CONROY WG (1971), "Evaluating Occupational Education in Massachusetts and New York". Journal of Educational Administration, Vol. 9 No. 2 pp. 193–199, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/eb009665
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