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1 M ETHODS U SED Survey Interviews Focus Group Photographs used as part of focus group Portfolio review Tests (in form of game)

2 C REATIVE M ETHODS - F OCUS GROUP METHOD AND P HOTOLANGUAGE

3 NeedSensesDont helpLanguage Development Clean & Cheerful ImproveToysStandard & Uniform LoveForget RedirectAfter Nap Free MentoringTired CelebrateFun and Natural Dont Affect Any TimeTeacher- directed To Children Knowledge of Numbers RepetitionDont NeedHelp Right From Birth Session II A Bingo Game

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5 P ROS AND C ONS Holds participant attention Addresses program evaluation fatigue Greater understanding of program effects Can be time intensive In-depth method can create evaluation fatigue Some methods may make participants uncomfortable

6 Pre- & post tests Focus group (end of program) Time delay survey Observation (before and after program) Test scores (quantitative) Focus group data at end of program (qualitative) Time delay survey data (quantitative and qualitative) Observation (quantitative) Mixed Sources of InfoMixed Data Collection

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