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Stage 1: Definitions, characteristics, identification

Stage 2: Programme development and evaluation

References and resources

Gifted and Talented Students: Meeting Their Needs in New Zealand Schools

Summary: Programme evaluation

  • Programme evaluation is a necessary aspect of gifted education. It should examine all programme components by using a variety of methods and by involving the entire school community.
  • Programme evaluation must have a clear purpose, be supported by a comprehensive written plan, and be designed to make changes or adjustments to programmes according to outcomes.
  • Programme evaluation should be both formative and summative, fitting the evaluation to the programme, not the other way round.

Related readings

For links to a range of online reading material by New Zealand authors about gifted and talented education, go to the G&T Related Reading for School Policies and Programmes site.

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