The role of student learning outcomes in accreditation quality review
Barbara A. Beno
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Barbara A. Beno
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Abstract This chapter is designed to acquaint the reader with the context for accreditors' increased emphasis on student learning outcomes as a key indicator of institutional quality and on the use of learning assessment as a key strategy for guiding institutional improvement. It articulates accreditors' expectations for the presentation of evidence that the institution is using student learning outcomes assessment as part of its quality improvement efforts.
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Abstract This chapter is designed to acquaint the reader with the context for accreditors' increased emphasis on student learning outcomes as a key indicator of institutional quality and on the use of learning assessment as a key strategy for guiding institutional improvement. It articulates accreditors' expectations for the presentation of evidence that the institution is using student learning outcomes assessment as part of its quality improvement efforts.
Key concepts: Accreditation, Context (archaeology), Presentation (obstetrics), Quality (philosophy), Key (lock), Institution, Medical education, Pedagogy