Observation in Evaluation
is self-reported. Observation is used in a variety of ways in evaluation. Often it is a gateway method that ... identity. Reflect on the ethics of observing . ... This exploratory investigation gives insight as to the efficacy and practicality of a more intensive observation study. 4. Develop your observational strategy.
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