International Journal of Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods (IJQQRM)

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Evaluation

Critical Areas of Measurement and Evaluation in Education, Where Final Year NCE Students in the South-East Nigeria Experience Difficulties (Published)

This study aimed at investigating the critical areas of measurement and evaluation in education, where Final year NCE Students experience difficulties in the South East, Nigeria. Two research questions guided the study. A sample of 1250 NCE Final year students  selected through stratified proportionate(10%) random sampling technique from five (5) Colleges of Education in the five (5) states of  South East, Nigeria was used for the study. Questionnaire instrument developed by the researchers was used for data   collection . The instrument was validated  by three experts, one from Science Education and two from Educational Measurement and Evaluation. The data collected were analyzed using Mean and Improvement Required Index (IRI). The results show that the Final Year NCE Students require improvement in all the thirty (30) items of measurement and evaluation. Also the students rated that they require improvement in all the aspect of test development process. Based on these findings the following recommendations were made:  Colleges of Education in the South East  Nigeria , should collaborate with experts in Educational Measurement and  Evaluation to organize intensive lectures, workshops, seminars and short courses for the Final Year NCE Students in those areas under study, in order to upgrade their competencies. Equally, Lecturers in measurement and evaluation should spend more time in teaching the course, giving special assignments to NCE  students on those critical areas/topics in the South-East, Nigeria.

Keywords: Critical, Critical Areas, Educational Measurement, Evaluation, Nce Students.

Triangulation Analysis of Complex Health Organizations in French-Speaking Black Africa Methods (Published)

African evaluate complex organizations of a public nature, and regional or international scope including non-governmental or humanitarian organizations working in the field of public health is not easy. Many problems related to planning of the study and the lack of relevant methodological tools to better decode the organizational phenomena and make sense of them both descriptive and prescriptive often pose significant obstacles. This is to contribute to solving these problems that should adopt a pluralistic approach or policy based on methodological triangulation. It is the integration of the various methodological tools (triangulation of quantitative and qualitative methods and triangulation of data sources). The use of this approach has allowed to know the story of three regionally-based organizations based in Côte d’Ivoire and Mali, their actual performance and future prospects. We have also been able to verify the rigor of the method, especially in terms of relevance of the observations and criterion validity of the content of investigations

Keywords: Africa, Evaluation, Organizational Performance, Triangulation, public health

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