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(B) baseline proficiency,
(I) intermediate proficiency,
(M) mastery-level proficiency

Performance Indicators

  1. Outcomes are written with clear learner expectations, incorporating equitable assessment and feedback methods. (B)
  2. Outcomes assess observable and measurable skills. (B)
  3. Outcomes are properly documented in accordance with college, regulatory and accrediting body policies and procedures. (I)
  4. Industry standards are thoroughly researched to identify current outcomes and competencies. (I)
  5. When appropriate, outcomes are discussed and reviewed with the advisory committee. (I)
  6. Outcomes and competencies are modified as necessary based on advisory committee recommendations and/or changing industry standards, regulatory and accrediting bodies. (I)
  7. Course outcomes are clearly aligned with program outcomes while considering diverse instructional resources and responsive techniques to drive student success. (M)

Technical Knowledge

  1. Knowledge of the purpose and components of outcomes. (B)
  2. Adhere to advisory committee protocols (B)
  3. Acknowledge diverse learning styles and use various instructional resources and methods to accommodate the requirements of all learners. (B)
  4. Knowledge of outcomes, definitions, competencies and requirements. (B)
  5. Knowledge of the implications of outcomes on assessment of learning. (B)
  6. Ability to develop clear and measurable outcomes, that accommodate diverse learning styles. (I)
  7. Knowledge of documentation procedures to record outcomes. (I)
  8. Ability to access regulatory and accrediting bodies, professional industry organizations, and college sources of information regarding outcomes, competencies, and standards. (I)
  9. Ability to translate, for diverse populations, the technical and non-technical skills into outcomes. (I)