Learning goals are specific, measurable objectives that should convey what students should be able to do after completing the course. They can be broken into overarching course goals or subdivided into more specific, topic level goals.
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Learning goals for statistics (IPHY 2800).
Learning goals for cell physiology (IPHY 3060).
Learning goals for anatomy (IPHY 3410).
Learning goals for human physiology I (IPHY 3470).
Learning goals for human physiology II (IPHY 3480).
Learning goals for endocrinology (IPHY 4440).
Learning goals for immunology (IPHY 4600).
Learning goals for neurophysiology (IPHY 4720).
Learning goals for graduate statistics (IPHY 5800).
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- How physiology students use and value learning goals. (Poster)
- Course Alignment. A 2-pager on promoting course alignment by developing a suite of questions targeting a learning goal that can be used in different settings to measure student learning.
- Heads, shoulders, knees and toes. What concepts should your anatomy students know? (Poster)
- The ins and outs of faculty development: A look into working with upper division core courses (Poster)