Learning outcomes describe the measurable skills, abilities, knowledge and values that students should be able to demonstrate as a result of taking a class. Often our courses are designed in ways that make it difficult, if not impossible, to allow students to physically demonstrate mastery of their skills and abilities. Instructors as often have to rely on exams to assess knowledge a student has gained and to demonstrate their mastery of a subject. Writing effective learning outcomes and connecting our learning outcomes to specific assessment questions allow instructors to track a student’s mastery. Also, designing an assessment with multiple types of questions allows students the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge in different ways
Learning objectives are clear, concise statements that describe what students will know or be able t...
<p>In an empirical study, Bryant & Zhang (forthcoming) show that the academic performance of a unive...
Conscientious instructors at all levels are constantly making decisions about how to improve their t...
Learning outcomes describe what students are expected to demonstrate and program outcomes describe w...
This presentation will be about the incorporation of outcomes assessment throughout my course. I wil...
Learning outcomes have become widely used in higher education, but also misused to the point of bein...
Learning outcomes assessment and alignment contribute to the transparency, quality, and progression ...
Internationally there is pressure for significant change in measuring quality in teaching and learn...
In lieu of an abstract, here is the letter\u27s first paragraph: To the Editor. Every course should ...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...
The authors--a once-skeptical chemistry professor and a director of assessment sensitive to the conc...
Many professors are bristling over the recent changes to the American Bar Association (ABA) Standard...
Assessment is a critical component of course design, and serves to reinforce learning goals, provide...
In an outcomes-based education model, syllabi, learning activities and assessment tasks have to be a...
The most important principles of outcomes-based education is that planning, teaching and assessment ...
Learning objectives are clear, concise statements that describe what students will know or be able t...
<p>In an empirical study, Bryant & Zhang (forthcoming) show that the academic performance of a unive...
Conscientious instructors at all levels are constantly making decisions about how to improve their t...
Learning outcomes describe what students are expected to demonstrate and program outcomes describe w...
This presentation will be about the incorporation of outcomes assessment throughout my course. I wil...
Learning outcomes have become widely used in higher education, but also misused to the point of bein...
Learning outcomes assessment and alignment contribute to the transparency, quality, and progression ...
Internationally there is pressure for significant change in measuring quality in teaching and learn...
In lieu of an abstract, here is the letter\u27s first paragraph: To the Editor. Every course should ...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...
The authors--a once-skeptical chemistry professor and a director of assessment sensitive to the conc...
Many professors are bristling over the recent changes to the American Bar Association (ABA) Standard...
Assessment is a critical component of course design, and serves to reinforce learning goals, provide...
In an outcomes-based education model, syllabi, learning activities and assessment tasks have to be a...
The most important principles of outcomes-based education is that planning, teaching and assessment ...
Learning objectives are clear, concise statements that describe what students will know or be able t...
<p>In an empirical study, Bryant & Zhang (forthcoming) show that the academic performance of a unive...
Conscientious instructors at all levels are constantly making decisions about how to improve their t...