Please ONLY bid if you have working knowledge of the school/education field and have EXPERIENCE with program evaluation research. Please and thank you.1. Review the differences between formative and summative evaluation as found in Table 1.2 Differences (1st attachment). What kind of evaluation do you think is most useful in the school counseling field/work? why? (Minimum 350 words)2. Why is it important for counseling agencies (in the school) to measure outcomes? (Minimum 250 words)3. For professional school counseling students: What types of ethical violations do you think would occur most commonly in schools? How might these violations be prevented? (Minimum 500)4. For professional school counseling students: In school settings, who might be the stakeholders in a review of a school-based program which has partnerships with community members/resources? (Minimum 250 words)5. Identify the steps in evaluating an evaluation design, synthesis. (Minimum 400 words)6. Identify the purpose of the commonly used designs: (Minimum 400 words, but thoroughly explain)- Descriptive Designs- Casual Designs- Quasi-Experimental 7. What are common methods for collecting data (in the school counseling field)? (Minimum 250)8. How can stakeholders be involved in selecting and designing measures? Strengths and limitations? (Minimum 250)9. In studying the implementation of a counseling program in a school setting, would you rather use observation, teacher or parent logs, or student reports to learn more about how the program was delivered? What do you see as the strength and weaknesses of each method? if you used mixed methods, which methods would you use? (Minimum 500 words)Other direction:Write in complete sentences, use formal language, high quality vocabulary.Use APA format.If you, use outside information, use peer-reviewed journal articles. In-text citations & included in the reference page.

Explore the themes of human sacrifice in The Lottery, and The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas. How does this theme show up in each of these stories, and in human stories in general (A usually innocent scapegoat who suffers for the greater good). Do you see this theme in any other stories with which you are familiar?