Development of an evaluation system for secondary school soccer instruction based on the CIPP model

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v8i5.5417

Liang WU

Guangdong Zhanjiang Junior Experimental Middle School

Abstract

There are various methods for evaluating middle school soccer courses; however, they suffer from relatively low accuracy and insufficient dynamic assessment outcomes. Adopting the CIPP model for monitoring and analysis of these courses can enhance the accuracy of such evaluations, thereby ensuring the improvement of the courses and the development of students' comprehensive qualities. This article applies this model to evaluate soccer courses in order to obtain the most accurate information.

Keywords

CIPP model; soccer courses; curriculum evaluation; educational philosophy

Funding

2024 Zhanjiang Education Planning Project: "Four‑Courses" Integrated Campus‑Football Research (No.2024ZJYB028)

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