HUMN330 Evaluations ALG--9-2015
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This document contains student evaluation ratings for an online ethics course taught from August 2014 to May 2015, including return rates and ratings for course experience, delivery mode, and instructor experience on a scale of 1 to 5. Overall, the average ratings across all classes were 4.536/5 for course experience, 4.432/5 for delivery mode, and 4.722/5 for instructor experience, indicating positive student evaluations of the course and instructor.
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From 2006 to 2009, the individual served as the Lead Mentor/Manager for the Curriculum and Teaching specialization at Northcentral University. Their responsibilities included screening mentor credentials, providing quarterly staff meetings, revising syllabi, and advising mentors. They also managed courses related to action research and the doctoral dissertation process from 2007 to 2009. Finally, they administered mentor communications and operations for several curriculum and teaching courses as well as action research and dissertation courses.
GIVAN--AS DISSERTATION CHAIR
This document provides a link to a dissertation chaired by someone with the last name Givan. The dissertation can be accessed at a specific URL on the library website of Northern Central University. The document was last accessed on September 15, 2015.
EXPERT TOPICS FOR ONLINE TRAINING ALG 9-1-15
Aaron Givan is an expert in topics related to measurement, statistics, and evaluation in education. He has expertise in 20 areas including qualitative research methods, creativity, learning styles, brain studies, test anxiety, lifelong planning, personal growth, mentoring, learning strategies, non-discursive learning models, social construction of knowledge, artistic problem solving, educational foundations, personal life planning, work environments, groups, wellness, wellness development, and personal narrative.
TEACHING CONCENTRATIONS BY SUBJECT AREA ITEMIZED
This document itemizes Aaron Lee Givan's teaching concentrations based on his transdisciplinary studies completed at The Union Institute and University from 1993-1997. It lists his concentrations in 7 subject areas: Curriculum and Instruction (38 semester hours), Foundations of Education (30 semester hours), Educational Theory and Practice Today (37 semester hours), Higher Education (42 semester hours), Learning Styles and Teaching Strategies (51 semester hours), Lateralilty (42 semester hours), and Art in Education (27 semester hours). Each concentration includes the independent study courses taken and their semester hours. His dissertation focused on Learning Styles and was titled "Learning Styles: The Key to Learning Strategies Management."
Psychology Classes From Transcripts ABOVE Undergrad Level
This document lists psychology classes from graduate programs taken by Aaron Givan above the undergraduate level. It includes classes from The Union Institute and University's Ph.D. program in Measurement, Statistics and Evaluation in Education, Arizona State University's Master of Counseling program in Counseling Psychology, San Francisco Theological Seminary's Doctor of Ministry in Advanced Pastoral Studies, and Texas Christian University's program in Advanced Pastoral Studies. The classes cover topics like qualitative research methods, psychological testing, counseling, group procedures, professional ethics, and clinical pastoral education.
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MENTORING EXPERIENCE--BY DISCIPLINE-BY YEAR 5-31-2106
MENTORING EXPERIENCE--BY DISCIPLINE-BY YEAR 5-31-2106
NCU MENTORING EXPERIENCE--BY DISCIPLINE-BY YEAR 5-31-2106
NCU MENTORING EXPERIENCE--BY DISCIPLINE-BY YEAR 5-31-2106
Aaron Lee Givan, MC, PhD--Professional Development
Aaron Lee Givan, MC, PhD--Professional Development
Psychology Classes From Transcripts ABOVE Undergrad Level
Psychology Classes From Transcripts ABOVE Undergrad Level
HUMN330 Evaluations ALG--9-2015
- 1. HUMN330, ONLINE—VALUESANDETHICS:STUDENT EVLAUATONS—ALG AUGUST, 2014: Returnrate—60%: Ratings—5/5(Meanof Mean Calculations): Course Experience—4.38/5.0;DeliveryMode—4.17/5.0;InstructorExperience—4.50/5.0 SEPTEMBER, 2014: Returnrate—72.73%: Ratings: Course Experience—4.73/5.0;DeliveryMode—4.63/5.0;InstructorExperience—4.74-5.0 FEBRUARY, 2015: Returnrate—27.27%: Ratings: Course Experience—4.61/5.0;DeliveryMode—4.50/5/0;InstructorExperience—4.83 APRIL,2015: ReturnRate—77.78%: Ratings: Course Experience—4.61/5/0;DeliveryMode—4.76/5/0;InstructorExperience—04.79/5.0 MAY, 2015: Returnrate—72/73%: Ratings: Course Experience—4.35/5.0; DeliveryMode—4.10/5.0;InstructorExperience—4.75/5.0 Average of all Mean of Means Ratings—HUMN330—5 online classes,2014-1015—A. Givan, Ph.D.:Course Experience—(22.68/5) 4.536/5.0; DeliveryMode—(22.16/5) 4.432/5; InstructorExperience—(23.61/5) 4.722/5.0. END, ALG, 9-14-2015