Measuring Our Success
Jessica L. W. Miranda
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Jessica L. W. Miranda
Abstract
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The goal of the College of Education at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is to prepare educators who are knowledgeable, effective, and caring professionals. We are committed to the assessment of our academic programs in order to continually improve student learning and to meet professional education standards. Program assessment is an ongoing process designed to monitor and improve student learning at the program (e.g., degree) level. Every semester, our programs assess students' knowledge, skills, and dispositions through established key program assessments. This poster provides an overview of the assessment activities at the College of Education and includes a summary of the creation of the assessment program within the college, examples of changes implemented based on student data, and measures of assessment results.
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The goal of the College of Education at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is to prepare educators who are knowledgeable, effective, and caring professionals. We are committed to the assessment of our academic programs in order to continually improve student learning and to meet professional education standards. Program assessment is an ongoing process designed to monitor and improve student learning at the program (e.g., degree) level. Every semester, our programs assess students' knowledge, skills, and dispositions through established key program assessments. This poster provides an overview of the assessment activities at the College of Education and includes a summary of the creation of the assessment program within the college, examples of changes implemented based on student data, and measures of assessment results.
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