| The
value of learning
Evaluation and impact of education and training Descy,
Pascaline; Tessaring, Manfred
Descy,
Pascaline; Tessaring, Manfred (eds.)
Descy,
Pascaline; Tessaring, Manfred
Ours is an age where the value of education and training is acknowledged worldwide. Cedefop's third report on vocational education and training research, ‘The value of learning’, investigates the contribution of education and training to individual, economic and social capital. It also discusses how evaluation can become a tool for devising and delivering quality opportunities for learning, throughout life. It focuses specifically on evaluation of reforms and measures and on the impacts of education and training for society, individuals and enterprises. Find more about the latest
report on vocational training research and order it online: ETV
Research Laboratory.
Table of contents (synthesis report)
Preface by Johan van Rens
Part 1 – Understanding evaluation
Part 2 – Approaches and methods of evaluation and impact research
Part 3 – Evaluation of education and training in a changing European context
Part 4 – Impact and benefits of education and training
Annexes
Bibliography Contents of the background report Volume
1:
This volume addresses research work to assess the material and non-material impacts of education, training and skills at macroeconomic and regional level, and the impacts on enterprises and individuals. The picture is completed by case studies on the impact of active labour-market policies (ALMP) with training components, in terms of both effects for the economy and for social integration. Volume
2:
This volume gathers contributions on philosophical roots, types and standards of evaluation and impact research. It also discusses tools and methods for evaluating education and training systems and reforms. Competence measurement as well as designing and selecting key competences in an international context are also addressed. Volume
3:
This publication gathers contributions on recent evaluations of education and training systems and reforms. The case studies provide an insight in current evaluation practices in several European countries but also assess the results of international and EU-supported programmes and initiatives. |
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