K–L
- Kirkpatrick, Donald L.
Kirkpatrick's theory takes a “summative” approach to evaluation, in that it is predicated on the interpretation of data that is collected after the initiative has been implemented. Kirkpatrick's approach, therefore, allows for a complete analysis of the entire initiative on four different levels: reaction, learning, behavior, results.
- Knowles, Malcolm
Identified five key assumptions about how adults learn:
Learner's need to know
Learner's self-concept
Role of learner's experience
Readiness to learn
Orientation to learning
- Kolstad v. American Dental Association (1999)
Key Issue: Punitive damages under the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Significance: Punitive damages can only be awarded when the employer has acted with malice and ...
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