Chapter 7 evaluation eisner model
Eisner's connoisseurship model is an approach to curriculum evaluation that emphasizes qualitative appreciation. It focuses on getting details of what happens in the classroom through knowledgeable evaluation. The model believes an expert evaluator can determine a curriculum's success using skills and experience in combination with appreciation and criticism. Criticism in this context refers to saying useful things about complex topics to help others see what they may have missed before. An eclectic approach to evaluation develops criteria to assess models sensitively while considering client concerns and unintended effects. It gives homeschooling parents control but some worry children may not learn enough or at the right time for testing.
Chapter 7 evaluation eisner model
- 1. Chapter 7: Curriculum Evaluation EISNER’S CONNOISSEURSHIP MODEL (Elliot Eisner, 1975)
- 2. Elliot W. Eisner -Arts Eduacation -Educational Evaluation -Educational Imagination
- 3. The arts teach children that problem can have more than one solution And that question can have more than one answer ELLIOT EISNER MARCH1933- JANUARY 2014
- 4. EisnEr’s connoissEurship model ♦ An approach to evaluation, emphasize to qualitative appreciation. ♦ According to him it is important to get into the details of what is actually happening inside the classroom.
- 5. ♦ Eisner’s developed and proposed the Connoisseurship model on the belief that knowledgeable or expert evaluator can determine whether a particular curriculum program has been successful using a combination of skills and experience.
- 7. Connoissership ● is the art of appreciation. ● Recognizing and appreciating
- 8. Criticism Is an art of saying useful things about complex. This type of thinking has a varied expectations, goals and hopes for student, requires creativity exploration or investigation and helping others to see what they might not have seen before.
- 9. Aspect of Criticism ● Descriptive aspect - Is an attempt to characterize and portray the relevant qualities of education life – ● Interpretative aspect - enlighten the rules, and the regularities, ● Evaluative aspect - the underlying architecture. Where judgments are made in an effort to improve the educational processes, it present a better argument. Or proper evaluation of results.
- 12. Eclectic Approach ♦ Determining client concerns,
- 14. Eclectic Approach Being sensitive to unintended effects
- 15. Eclectic Approach ♦ Developing a set of criteria that can be use in assessing and developing an evaluation model.
- 16. Advantage of Eclectic Approach The homeschooling parents have full control over their children’s educational program.
- 17. Disadvantage of Eclectic Approach Some parents might worry that their children will not learn enough, or that they will not learn the right things at the right time, especially when state regulations require state mandated testing.