Evaluation The process of evaluation according to Tyler, is essentially the process of determining to what extent the educational objectives are actually being realized by the programme of curriculum and instruction. In other words, the statement of objectives not only serve as the basis for the selection and organization of learning experiences but the standard against which the programme is assessed. To Tyler then evaluation is a process by which one matches initial expectation in the form of behavioural objectives with out comes. Such a conception of curriculum planning has a certain commonsensical appeal and especially when fortified with models from industry and systems management, it seems a supremely wise and practical way to appraise the success of a venture according Tyler in Badmus (2002).