Report Findings
When reporting, ensure your documentation is sufficient in detail to allow for replication by others and to allow for inclusion in meta-analyses. Description of methodology should be very explicit. Reports should be objective; it is not the role of evaluators or researchers to be "cheerleaders," or to sell a process. Outline limitations of your study, and what questions remain for future research.
Disseminate results to a variety of audiences for feedback (general public, state boards, teachers). Consider multiple formats for the report (full reports, condensed versions, executive summaries, PowerPoint presentation summaries).
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