This study aims to design a new set of criteria for school instruction on the basis of
education as an evaluative standard. I made two main jobs for this purpose.
Firstly, I reviewed of current researches on the evaluation of instruction in that they have
insistently focused on the effectiveness of instruction to the student's performance. Obviously,
they have regarded instruction as identical with education because it happens in the schools.
In addition to that, they have evaluated instructions on teachers and subjects first order.
However, those ideas have no theoretical ground, to say, the merest customary thinking.
Secondly, I have tried to think out an alternative conceptual framework for the evaluation
of instruction in the context of education with its unique rules of educational relationship.
Dr. Chang's pioneering work on the endogenous theory of education and its application to
the epistemology has been a great help to sketch out the outline of evaluative index for
instruction based on the educational relationship.