Process Evaluation
Process evaluation aims to gather information to expound on the
internal dynamics of how a programme operates. According to Print
(1993:188), ‘Process evaluation examines the experiences and activities
involved in the learning situation i.e. making judgements about the process
by which students acquired learning or examining the learning experience
before it has been concluded’. Concurrent with this view, Patton (1990)
asserts that process evaluation focuses on how something happens. Thus,
process evaluation includes the evaluation of instruction, the teachers’
teaching and the students’ learning