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All I can use quotations from the novel to discuss Candy and his character I can begin to explore what he might stand for F Loneliness Symbolism Context Parallels Mirroring Foreshadowing E. Documents. Laura . Goadrich. Dean of Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Bossier Parish Community College. Bossier City, Louisiana. Outline. Course Learning Outcomes. Program Learning Outcomes. Timeline. Learnings. or Essential Outcomes. September 14, 2010. The Four Key Questions.  of PLC’s. What . is it we expect our students to learn? . How will we know when they have learned it? . How will we respond when they don’t learn? . The NET of a cube. Use squared paper to draw the NET of this cube. . 4. cm. The NET of a cube. Learning outcomes. The NET of a cuboid. Use squared paper to draw the NET of this cuboid. . 3cm. 8cm. 3cm. Special recognition: University of Florida. Participants will be able to:. Articulate specifications for learning outcomes. Classify learning outcomes using Bloom’s taxonomy. Write (or evaluate) student learning outcomes for your course. 26.02.15. INTRODUCTION. John Lowrey. Dean of Undergraduate Studies. CHSS WRITING LEARNING OUTCOMES WORKSHOP. 26.02.15. A lot of recent work in CHSS has involved some discussion of learning outcomes and an acknowledgement that we need to engage with the idea of learning outcomes more thoroughly than we have done hitherto. NASPA Assessment & Persistence Conference. June 25, 2015. Susan Platt, Executive Director of Assessment, Student Affairs. Sharlene Sayegh, Director of Program Review & Assessment, Academic Affairs. SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE. May 6, 2010. James A. Anderson. Chancellor and Professor of Psychology. Fayetteville State University (NC). janderson@uncfsu.edu. What Do We Know About the Global Preparedness of Pre-9/11 College Graduates. All. I can read the correct lines from the passage. and. find. some words or phrases that link to the question. I use quotations in my answer.. Verbs. Adverbs. Adjectives. Nouns. Similes. Metaphors. An idea for displaying your learning outcomes for a workshop/ practical lesson. Presenting . Learning . Outcomes. Look at the example on the next slide:. The outcomes are displayed on the board for a . Special recognition: University of Florida. Participants will be able to:. Articulate specifications for learning outcomes. Classify learning outcomes using Bloom’s taxonomy. Write (or evaluate) student learning outcomes for your course. Presenting new information. Constructing meaning. Applying to demonstrate. Reviewing our learning. Please open your planners to your red/amber/green pages and be ready to use them to show your understanding . Catherine Wehlburg, Ph.D.. Office for Assessment & Quality Enhancement. Student learning outcomes (SLOs) are statements that specify . what students will know, . be able to do or . be able to demonstrate when they have completed or participated in a program/activity/course/project. . Writing Good Objectives,. Gathering Good Evidence,. Preparing for the Accreditation Visit. Faculty Development Day. September 1, 2010. “. A University . should be a place . of light, . of liberty, . General Education Area Review Committees. October 15, 2010. “. A University . should be a place . of light, . of liberty, . and . of learning.”. Benjamin Disraeli. Outline. Student Learning at . Gustavus.