BREAKOUT SESSION 1 Refining and Defining Learning Outcomes Dr. Kenneth Royal.

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BREAKOUT SESSION 1 Refining and Defining Learning Outcomes Dr. Kenneth Royal

Activities: Defining or Refining Outcomes  Outcomes Activity Worksheet #1:  Define/articulate new program learning outcomes  Outcomes Activity Worksheet #2:  Refine/revise current program learning outcomes

General Characteristics of Learning Outcomes  Student-focused  Articulates a single measureable skill/competency/construct  Describes learning resulting from an activity  Ask "what do students know that they didn’t know before," and "what can they do that they couldn’t do before?“  Aligned with mission, values at all three levels

Program Learning Outcomes  Focus on broad skills developed over time  Not restricted to a single course or learning experience  Demonstrate acquisition of specific disciplinary/professional knowledge and skills necessary after graduation  Ask: “What makes a graduate of the program able to function and learn in a specific discipline/profession after the degree?”  Clear and specific enough to be measureable

Describing Observable Behaviors  Use ‘action verbs’ to indicate the observable behaviors learners must perform  Covert vs overt performances  Covert: Invisible/mental/cognitive/internal performance that cannot be directly observed  Overt: Visible/audible performance that can be observed directly

Covert Verbs know familiarize gain knowledge of comprehend study cover understand be aware learn appreciate become acquainted with realize develop the capacity to Avoid terms/phrases that describe covert behaviors, such as:

Action Verbs / Bloom’s Taxonomy

One More Thing …  Please fill out the Workshop Evaluation Form in your folder.  Lisa Collins will collect the completed Evaluation Forms Thanks!