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Good Teaching and the Case for Module-Level Outcomes
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Presenters: Casey Twining and Samm Erickson.
Summary
All instructors are familiar with Course Outcomes. These communicate goals for an entire course. Outcomes for smaller units in a class – Module-Level Outcomes – can do the same thing for portions of each class. Come to this session – the start of a longer series – to really understand how module-level outcomes (MLOs) support teaching and learning – for teachers and instructors. We’ll investigate how MLOs can shape curriculum and assessment choices and we’ll get excited about how they can help instructors envision a course more completely.
Slides: Who gives a *** about MLOs?
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