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Logic Model
I would use a logic model. Logic models work with graphics and schematic models leading one to articulate clearly what one wants to achieve, what one's objectives are, and how to achieve them. Logic models also have diagrams that help one assess if th outcomes have been achieved and what results are, and what one still has to do to achieve one's objectives.
There are many types of logic models. I choose logic models in preference to other models for they help me see clearly what I am doing as well as providing me with an efficient and clear method of staying on track and helping me achieve my goals.
The logic model is implemented by the person first clearly knowing what his/her objectives are and the linkages to achieving those objectives. The logic model in short comprises goal, objectives, resources, activities, process measures, outcomes, outcome measures, and external factors.
A diagram of a logic model, for instance, would be headed by the encompassing overall gaol. This would then narrow down to various subunits each headed by a different category with...
These are:
Objectives - the expected achievements of the goal that are stated in well-defined, explicit terms
Resources -- the means available to accomplish the goal
Activities - the tasks needed to accomplish the objectives (in order to actuate goal)
Process measure -- data that is used to demonstrate implementing of activities
Outcome -- the results of the activities, whether intentional or unintentional. There are 3 kinds: (I) initial -- immediate results of program
(II) Intermediate -- results that follow initial results
(III) long-term -- the ultimate impact of the program
Outcome measures -the data that is used to measure outcome in order to assess whether objective has been achieved.
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