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Title: Measuring Student Learning Outcomes SLOs in your courses by Lora Lane


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Measuring Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) in
your courses by Lora Lane
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Accreditation requires reporting of how well
students meet SLOs.
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You must assess your students and collect, report
and analyze the data.
4
An assessment cycle of all course outcomes must
be completed by 2012.
1 Plan Assessment
2 Assess
3 Review and Make Changes
5
You have limited classroom time and numerous
other faculty obligations!
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Just review, refine, and document what you
already do in your class.
Los Angeles Community College District Grade
Collection Form
EXAM 1
Assignment 1
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Get ready to assess
1 Plan Assessment
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The assessment process depends on measurable SLOs
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It must say what the student will be able to do,
not the class goals
  • To provide all students with the opportunity to
    become reliable citizens through their athletic
    experiences.
  • The students will have a cursory knowledge of the
    central core of the theater, plays, and
    playwrights, thus arousing an investigative
    curiosity.
  • The student will learn to work with a supervisor
    and other students.

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Start your SLOs with action words from Blooms
Taxonomy Domains.
Design
Solve
Identify
Demonstrate
Explain
Create
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Are these are easily measurable?
  • Understand the evolution of the universe, the
    Earth, and life on earth.
  • Attain further proficiency in methods of
    mathematical analysis.
  • Compare the influence of the English novel upon
    the American novel.
  • Read significant literature written from early
    beginnings to the Renaissance.
  • Explain the basic functioning of our economy and
    thus find it easier to evaluate economic policies
    and legislation.

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Choose an Assessment Method.
EXAM 1
Assignment 1
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The action word must match the type of assessment
you use.
Describe ? Multiple Choice Describe, Discuss,
Summarize Short answer Identify, Match, Define
Multiple Choice Design, Construct, Develop
Product
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Assessment is not limited to multiple choice exams
Oral Presentation
Report or Essay
Product
Performance
Group Project
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All instructors for all sections must use the
same assessment tool
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Describe the assessment in the Assessment Form.
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Assessment forms with SLOs for each class are on
the campus web site
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Click the link for your class to download the
document to Word
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Type in the third column of the table to describe
your assessment methods
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Determine the Criteria for Success - the desired
student performance level.
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Your experience is key - should 90 or 70 or
even 50 get Cs or better?
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If your students fall short, you will analyze why
and plan improvements
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Save the completed form to your PC and email it
to your division chair.
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Deliver the assessment and collect the results
2 Assess SLOS
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Give the assessment to students dont tell them
its special
26
Use the assessment as part of yourgrading process
27
Dont worry about whether the results make you
look good
28
Present it to the students in a consistent way.
29
You need a rubric to score written work, a
performance or a project
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The scoring must be quantitative (numeric), not
subjective
source http//teacher.scholastic.com/lessonplans
/pdf/rubic.pdf
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Every student in every section must be scored
with the same rubric
32
Its a good idea to provide the rubric tothe
students also
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Collect the data and use it for change.
3 Review and Make Changes
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Score the work and gather the data from all class
sections that semester
35
All faculty members teaching the class should
participate in scoring
A
B
C
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Report results in the Assessment Form
37
Set up a meeting to interpret the data
38
Do a thorough examination of the results
39
Request relevant research data
40
Should the assessment method be modified?
41
Are there changes needed in the class, the
division or the college?
42
Use the information to improve for the next cycle
1 Design Assessment
2 Assess
3 Review and Make Changes
43
Justify needs for class sections, faculty hiring
and vocational funding
44
Try new things in your classroom
Lectures make me sleepy
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Describe what you need to do in the Assessment
Form and do it!
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