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The evaluation of the workshop.

In order to show further evidence of the effectiveness of this conference in terms of improving
statistics across all grades, the study has considered their impact on participants and communities.
When considering the effectiveness of these results one can consider the following groups. One of
these groups can have its own checklist, thoughts, and steps. These are; Governing bodies,
institutions or workshops provide support, as well as students in need of support. Considering the
services provided from a multi-stakeholder perspective, students are committed to the continuation
of mathematics learning sessions in order to better understand mathematical concepts especially
fragments. The mathematics classroom will be particularly interested in the success of their support,
availability of funding, marketing of their services, the resources they use, and delivery methods.

On the other hand, the governing body may need to determine its financial position, establish a
positive impact on the study, and evaluate the results of the mathematical exchange. Therefore,
following a post-test study, many teachers argued that this would have a significant impact on their
teaching success by eliminating certain common mistakes during childbirth. Similarly, the workshop
also developed teaching skills that provide teachers with the necessary skills to integrate the basics.

Finally, the teaching staff was able to create a positive framework that allows students and
institutional perspectives to be considered in the development of the program. The framework
involves rolling out these programs through a continuous bivariate program that looks at program
development from an institutional perspective and student perception. Statistics indicate that
students who will be at these workshops are more likely to outperform those who do not and that
progress is due to mathematical learning activities. According to the data collected, students argued
that the workshop should focus more on their knowledge of the components. It is also clear that
85% of these students and teachers all support a math workshop. Assessment has shown progress in
teaching methods which is why improve the performance of fractions as shown below.
Evaluation of the design.

The workshop used a variety of methods to ensure the successful delivery of that information to the
intended audience. A variety of methods were used to improve the understanding of fractions
among students using simple methods. For example, adding and subtracting fractions using standard
deodorizes, adjusting functions in the component, and the use of novel techniques to teach the
insertion and removal of fractions. Firstly, post-interview questionnaires were created and comment
forms are distributed to everyone to record their answers. This has helped to achieve that the
teaching methods used are fun and easy to use for students. Almost enough, most of the answers in
this section revealed that readers liked the simple methods used and were completely satisfied with
the explanations provided.

As Dr. Donald Kirkpatrick's model explains below the second level, research shows that 85% of
students actually understood the methods used. Post-interview discussions were conducted and
compared with previous discussions prior to the test to assess how well the students understood
these methods. Similarly, printed tests were conducted that provided constructive feedback on new
skills, knowledge, and attitudes developed by students. Both pre-test and post-test tests were
performed to measure how much training participants had learned.

Dr. Donald Kirkpatrick goes on to explain in his third article that immediate tests may not work as
each character changes over time. However, research and observations were conducted to evaluate
the dramatic changes. It became clear, then, that different methods were available to teachers and
that they used them in their classroom. Eventually, the workshop was successful as it achieved its
key objectives. After the use of the control group test, student math scores improved slightly which
is why it works best in parts.

Methodology

This section describes the methods used in my research such as data collection methods, analytical
methods, and allows method selection. Under this study, both the measurement and application
methods were used. Measurement data includes price sizes and does not require encoding and
where quality requires encoding. Questionnaires were coded before they were distributed to
participants. Ideally, visual, open and closed questions were used extensively during the assessment.
However, the measurement method used a chronological sequence that was fully followed as
described below.

Population and sample.

The number of people in the study was made up of teachers, students and other participants;
however, participants are considered only under the auspices of the acquisition of skills. When the
sample was taken from the people where the study was conducted. Various methods were used
here to calculate the sample to be used. Sampling methods were also used as systematic samples.
The process was guided by the figure below.

Figure 1

Demographics

Under this category, age, gender, and nationality were also included in the study. For example, the
average sample consisted of 223.0 participants, i.e., 168.0 were 55.0 males and females; Mage =
14,550 years; SD = 1.550; age range, 10-18 years.

Sampling processes such as sampling probability and non-probability probability and the process are
well described below in figure 2

Figure 2.
Instruments

Under this category, different metals were used for different measurements in the study questions.
As a source of tools, details of how it was organized, some quiet details, authenticity, and assurance
information.

The process

After the survey questions, data were collected using questionnaires, interviews and observational
methods. A variety of open-ended and open-ended questions were presented. This gave participants
the opportunity to write down their reactions and opinions on various topics. This approach is widely
accepted by teachers as they have expressed their concerns regarding the teaching frameworks.

Research projects

This is a real structure that shows the time at which data was collected when the intervention was
initiated, and how many groups were involved. The table below shows the research design used.

Table 1.
From the research design above, data was collected at the time of workshop. Both qualitative and
quantitative data was obtained at the same time and also involved one group. It was then
implemented later and results were fully revised before they were released.

Table 2 shows the summary of research design.

variables Participants (N = x)
Mathematics workshop Academic performance
Achievement The wide range
achievement Test
(WRAT – III)

Data analysis.

Design: The appropriate method uses a relating method with a descriptive design. Descriptive
mathematical analyzes were performed in sample groups to obtain a clear mathematical
understanding. Also included are moderate trends like Median, mean, range, and others. Bivariate-
related correlation analyzes were also compiled to examine the potential for directing the
relationship between mathematical thinking and academic achievement.

In summary, the results show that the workshop has good agreements on efficiency in fractional
mathematics studies. In addition, teachers have also approved these methods as building materials
have been shown to be effective in teaching. It was also noted that the workshop achieved its stated
objectives as most students and teachers benefited from it.

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