A Program for Disadvantaged Youth in an Israeli Development Town: An Evaluation

Harvey E. Goldberg*

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Abstract

The problems of evaluation research on a program tor disadvantaged youth in a development town in Israel are discussed. The program was initiated by an outside agency which did not mesh easily with local politics. Personnel who matched the requirements of the program were not easily found. The distance between the steering committee and the actual organization left important areas of management poorly defined. These same problems were reflected in the research which through self‐criticism helped illuminate processes within the larger project. 1979 American Anthropological Association

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)21-42
Number of pages22
JournalAnthropology & Education Quarterly
Volume10
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 1979

Keywords

  • EPISTEMOLOCY
  • EVALUATION RESEARCH
  • ISRAEL
  • LOCAL POLITICS
  • YOUTH

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