PPT-Evaluating Intentional Integration

The AACampU VALUE Integrative Learning Rubric amp ePortfolios J Elizabeth Clark PhD LaGuardia Community College CUNY Positioning Integration in the Students Experience One of the great challenges in higher education is to foster students abilities to integrate their learning across contexts and over time Learning that helps develop integrative capacities is important because it builds habits of mind that prepare students to make informed judgments in the conduct of personal professional and civic life such learning is we believe at the very heart of liberal education. Page 1 of 4



         



           



   



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