Short-term and long-term strategies create opportunities for success with a focus on resource efficiency (QSI
International Service, 2002).
One of the strategies of successful evaluation results was that teachers, principals and concerned parties work
together all through the process. With collaboration, all parties receive the same benefits. Additionally, Altschuld
and Witkin (2000) main elements of needs assessment related to operation planning, which is a way to receive
information and a process of personnel participation. Concerned parties accept self-evaluation results and
performance because evaluation results come from their information about work. Schools are able to develop
knowledge and understanding and attract concerned parties into development process. This research focuses on
collaboration and complete needs assessment related to operation planning in order to promote use of evaluation
results for learning management and make changes in learning management, which is the goal of educational
development and reform.
2. Research Objectives
This study aimed to promote use of evaluation results by principals and teachers to support and engage students
in learning sciences.
3. Literature review and conceptual framework
3.1. Use of evaluation results
Definition of use of evaluation results or implementation of evaluation results can be divided into two
dimensions: operations and concepts. Kanjanawasee (2011) stated that implementation of evaluation results to
operations referred to concrete use, which is a reaction happening right after evaluation results are known.
Information from evaluation is a change instrument influencing decisions of principals regarding plans, projects and
tasks. Use of evaluation results can be seen from a report of decisions and commands as a result of evaluation.
Conceptual use of evaluation results refers to evaluation results of information, enlightenment influencing ideas of
principals or concerned parties instead of plans, projects or tasks. Evaluation results can be for conceptual use to
collect new ideas and bring about an instrument impact.