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What are Learning Outcomes?
Learning outcomes are statements that specify of the students’ knowledge, skills, and abilities from a learning experience.
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How do you determine Learning Outcomes?
Your role as a co-op student is to participate fully in learning from the co-op experience, both in the classroom and during work assignments. Defining goals is a fundamental part of developing a progressive career.
It is encouraged for you to work with your supervisor, mentor, or a colleague that can provide objective feedback during the second practicum of your current skill level. Feedback about your performance and ways to improve will assist in completing this assignment. You will need to complete four learning outcomes in the areas of Communication, Problem Solving, Teamwork, and Transition. The purpose of this assignment is to determine a realistic assessment of your present skill and develop measurements to reach your goals. Please keep in mind that you will encounter obstacles that impede or slow progress towards achievement of your goals.
This assignment should assist in beginning to prepare for your Technical Report and Final Presentation required in Co-op Practicum III. In Co-op Practicum III, you will complete a technical report of your co-op experience(s) and presentation is given reflecting of your experience.
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Learning Outcomes Self-Evaluation
Now that you've completed your second practicum, what is your assessment of your present level of skill? Select the most applicable answer. Then provide reasonable goals in areas of improvement.
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Communication
Evaluate two types of communication: Oral and Written
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Ask yourself these questions.
Do you clearly express your thoughts?
Are you providing relevant and focused information?
Are you logically organized when speaking?
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Ask yourself these questions.
Do you clearly express your thoughts?
Are you providing relevant and focused information?
Are you logically organized in writing?
Do you correct grammar usage?
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Problem Solving
Evaluate four types of problem solving: Definetion, Analyze, Formulate, and Evaluate
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Do you conceptualize problems in a reasonable manner?
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Are you able to process into significant parts?
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Do you propose solutions?
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Teamwork
Evaluate four types of teamwork: Rapport, Diversity, Effort, and Synthesis
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Ask yourself this question.
Are you able to build relationships?
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Are you able to work with different perspectives.
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Do you complete your fair share of work?
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Are you able to draw conclusions and focus thought?
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Transition
Evaluate you ability to transition from school to work.
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Ask yourself this question.
Have you adapt to authority, corporate realities, and power?
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Have you been able to adjust to different personalities and learning styles while working on projects?
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Ask yourself this question.
How do you feel about your level of confidence in skills and abilities?
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