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EDP804

Evaluation Strategies In Educational Planning And Implementation

This course provides an in-depth exploration of evaluation strategies within educational planning and implementation. It encompasses key concepts such as educational planning definitions, objectives, and guiding factors. Students will learn about target setting, evaluation types, and the application of techniques like PERT. The course also covers needs assessment, feedback mechanisms, and barriers to effective planning, equipping students with practical skills for enhancing educational outcomes.

About this course

Difficulty
Intermediate
Study hours
104 hours
Maths
Intermediate
Content
Theoretical
Practical work
No
How it is assessed
  • Assignments
  • Tutor Marked Assignments
  • Final Examination

What you'll read

The real module and unit structure of EDP804, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.

One paragraph, so you can see how it reads

EDP804 · Module 4 Projection Techniques and Need Assessment in Educational Planning

At the end of this course, you will be able to provide answers to these kinds of questions after being equipped with the basic knowledge of evaluation strategies in educational planning and implementation.

What you should be able to do

  1. Define and explain key concepts in educational planning.
  2. Identify and analyze factors guiding educational planning processes.
  3. Apply various evaluation strategies in different educational contexts.
  4. Conduct needs assessments to identify critical areas for improvement.
  5. Utilize projection techniques for effective resource allocation.
  6. Evaluate the effectiveness of educational programs and projects.
  7. Understand and address barriers to effective educational planning.

What it prepares you for

Careers
  • Educational Planner
  • Education Administrator
  • Policy Analyst
  • Project Manager
  • Education Consultant
Where it is applied
  • Government Education Departments
  • Educational Institutions
  • Non-profit Organizations
  • Educational Consulting Firms
  • International Development Agencies

Where it gets hard

The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.

  • MODULE THREE; EVALUATION IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

    Unit 2: Kinds of Evaluation Strategies.

    Requires understanding of various evaluation strategies and their appropriate application in different educational contexts.

  • MODULE FOUR;PROJECTION TECHNIQUES AND NEED ASSESSMENT IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

    Unit 1: Projection Techniques.

    Application of the growth rate model requires strong quantitative skills and understanding of demographic data.

A suggested way through it

Suggested

13 weeks, about 32 hours in total. Yours will differ.

  1. Week 1MODULE ONE; Objectives and stages in Educational Planing
    • Unit 1: Definition of Educational Planning, its Basic Concepts and Phases in Planning Process. · 2 hours

      Define planning and educational planning.. Discuss the phases in a planning process.. Apply planning phases to a real-world example..

  2. Week 2MODULE ONE; Objectives and stages in Educational Planing
    • Unit 2: Objectives and Features of Educational Planning. · 2 hours

      Identify and explain the objectives of educational planning.. Discuss how educational planning enhances growth and development.. Explain the importance of producing skilled manpower..

  3. Week 3MODULE ONE; Objectives and stages in Educational Planing
    • Unit 3: Factors Guiding Educational Planning · 2 hours

      List and explain the factors guiding educational planning.. Discuss the importance of planning experts and population growth.. Analyze the impact of the political environment and state of the economy on planning..

  4. Week 4MODULE ONE; Objectives and stages in Educational Planing
    • Unit 4: Stages in Planning Educational Programmes. · 2 hours

      Identify and explain the stages in planning educational programs.. Discuss the importance of defining needs and formulating problems.. Explain the role of implementation and evaluation in planning..

  5. Week 5PLANNING
    • Unit 1: Approaches to Educational Planning I. · 2 hours

      Explain the Social Demand Approach to educational planning.. Discuss the assumptions and limitations of the Social Demand Approach.. Understand the role of this approach in educational planning..

  6. Week 6PLANNING
    • Unit 2: Approaches to Educational Planning II. · 2 hours

      Explain the Manpower Requirements Approach to educational planning.. Discuss the methods of Manpower Requirements Approach.. Understand the assumptions of the Manpower Requirements Approach..

  7. Week 7PLANNING
    • Unit 3: Barriers to Effective Educational Planning. · 2 hours

      Explain the Rate of Return Approach to educational planning.. Discuss the steps to be followed while using the Rate of Return Approach.. Understand the application of this approach in educational planning..

  8. Week 8PLANNING
    • Unit 4: Definition, Purposes, Principles and Guidelines of Targets Setting. · 2 hours

      Explain the Eclectic Approach to educational planning.. Discuss the differences between the Rate of Return and Eclectic Approaches.. Understand the integrated application of different planning approaches..

  9. Week 9MODULE THREE; EVALUATION IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
    • Unit 1: Evaluation of Educational Planning Targets. · 2 hours

      Define evaluation and its functions in educational planning targets.. Explain the school elements to be evaluated.. Discuss the importance of evaluation in administrative decision-making..

  10. Week 10MODULE THREE; EVALUATION IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
    • Unit 2: Kinds of Evaluation Strategies. · 2 hours

      Mention and explain the different kinds of evaluation strategies.. Discuss the Programme Review Committee Approach.. Explain the Problem-Solving Approach for school improvement..

  11. Week 11MODULE THREE; EVALUATION IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
    • Unit 3: Steps to Educational Project Planning and Evaluation. · 2 hours

      Mention the steps to be followed in planning and evaluating educational projects.. Explain the ingredients that an evaluation plan must include.. Discuss the importance of process and outcome evaluation..

    • Unit 4: Kinds of Evaluation. · 2 hours

      Explain the different types of evaluation.. Discuss the determinants of readiness for evaluation.. Understand the application of impact, performance, process, and cost evaluation..

  12. Week 12MODULE FOUR;PROJECTION TECHNIQUES AND NEED ASSESSMENT IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
    • Unit 5: Projection of Achievement Targets. · 2 hours

      Define a model and projection.. Explain the benefits of mathematical models for projections and educational planning.. Discuss the importance of logical consistency and rapid computation..

    • Unit 1: Projection Techniques. · 2 hours

      Mention and explain the different projection techniques.. Calculate values using the growth rate model.. Understand the application of grade ratio and student flow models..

  13. Week 13MODULE FOUR;PROJECTION TECHNIQUES AND NEED ASSESSMENT IN EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
    • Unit 2: Project of Teacher Demand. · 2 hours

      Explain how teachers are projected according to number of classes and student/teacher ratio.. Discuss the concepts of stock of teaching manpower and teacher retention ratio.. Understand the factors affecting teacher demand and retention..

    • Unit 3: Quantitative Needs Assessment and Programme Implementation. · 2 hours

      Define quantitative needs assessment.. State the steps to be followed in establishing needs of pupils and the community.. Discuss the importance of assessing existing programs and determining unmet needs..

Preparing for the exam

What to do
  • Review all unit objectives to ensure comprehensive understanding.
  • Practice applying different evaluation strategies to case studies.
  • Focus on understanding the steps involved in needs assessment.
  • Master the formulas and calculations for projection techniques.
  • Create concept maps linking factors guiding educational planning.
  • Prepare detailed notes on the barriers to effective planning and potential solutions.

Questions students ask about this course

What is EDP804 about?

This course provides an in-depth exploration of evaluation strategies within educational planning and implementation. It encompasses key concepts such as educational planning definitions, objectives, and guiding factors. Students will learn about target setting, evaluation types, and the application of techniques like PERT. The course also covers needs assessment, feedback mechanisms, and barriers to effective planning, equipping students with practical skills for enhancing educational outcomes.

How many units does EDP804 have?

EDP804, Evaluation Strategies In Educational Planning And Implementation, has 1 unit across 1 module, over 11 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.

Is EDP804 hard?

EDP804 is rated intermediate level, with intermediate mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical work.

How long does EDP804 take to study?

About 104 hours of study, spread across its 1 units.

How is EDP804 assessed?

EDP804 is assessed by Assignments, Tutor Marked Assignments and Final Examination.

What can I do with EDP804?

Educational Planner, Education Administrator, Policy Analyst, Project Manager and Education Consultant.

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