The New Evaluation: A Cautionary Note*
Journal of Curriculum StudiesPublished 1 November 1976
Carl Parsons
Citations19
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Abstract *I am indebted to the following for comments made on an earlier draft: Douglas Barnes, Helen Charlton, George Hudson, Rob Walker and Brian Walsh. Notes *I am indebted to the following for comments made on an earlier draft: Douglas Barnes, Helen Charlton, George Hudson, Rob Walker and Brian Walsh.
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