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The new NEP 2020 brings about a lot of changes for the current NAAC, UGC, and AICTE. These governing bodies are being replaced by a single entity, the HECI, and this changes the whole higher education model.
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Throughout my time in LANG 120, I have started to develop the writing processes of engaging in critical inquiry and reflection, developing information literacy, and communicating in rhetorically effective ways. Our first major writing assignment was the Little Library assignment. This really helped me with developing information literacy, because it called for me to investigate five different sources and discuss why they were important to me and how they could be important to someone else. It even invited me to discuss how the texts I chose relate to “the bigger picture.” As an example, in my summary of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, I state that, “this would be a good book to put into a little library, because readers can see how race issues have been resolved, but also persisted. So not only is this an entertaining read, but it could potentially raise some sort of awareness for racial issues.” This effectively illustrates my ability to develop information literacy within a text. Then my StoryCorps listening analysis really helped me to communicate in rhetorically effective ways. When I first wrote my analysis I really focused it on a surface level. Then with some prompting, I started to dig deeper into both parties true feelings. My revisions allowed me to look into what the parties were feeling and how it could have triggered their actions. Overall, the assignment taught me that revisions are not just grammatical, but rhetorical in nature. Then finally, our rhetorical analysis essay taught me how to engage in critical inquiry and reflection. I drafted three thesis statements, then after it got narrowed down, I revised my chosen thesis multiple times. The essay itself prompted me to ask a critical question and then evaluate it with evidence and outside perspectives. At first, my essay was mainly plot summary, but after revision it is starting to be more of an investigation from different perspectives.
How to Become a Better Learner
How to Become a Better Learner
Image Courtesy: link: http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Better-Learner author: wikihow.com description: How to Become a Better C O N T E N T S: KEY TOPICS The use of well-designed learning objectives can help to focus advising sessions and shape advising strategies, as well as help students become more active and self-directed learners in the advising process.(More…) Having clear learning…
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How to integrate Career Development Services into the Student Learning Outcomes PROPOSAL FOR INTEGRATION OF CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INTO THE STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Objective—incorporate Career Development Services into the common student learning outcome for each and every student.
Assessing After Class Achivements
Co-curricular Student Learning Outcomes Assessment is Still Going Strong
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We are now in the last upward push of the testing bubble.
Just like real estate, test scores have some intrinsic worth. They can be used to see how students at a given school are performing in some important areas of basic skills. We have had tests available for this purpose for decades, and they allow us to see patterns at the whole school or district level, and to judge the effectiveness of different curricula or instructional programs. But the value of these tests is being vastly inflated as a result of the phony imperative that we are in an "education crisis," and the only cure for this is "accountability" for test scores.
Corporate education reformers are so happy to have introduced "market forces" into the education arena, they have overlooked the fact that they are creating the most destructive dynamic of the marketplace -- the unsustainable bubble -- which is inevitably followed by a calamitous crash. And as with all of these bubbles, the longer it takes to burst, the greater the damage it will inflict.
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