This is the slide presentation from the Working from the Same Page workshop, as revised April 2010. This is the first session in the Exploring Supervision Program series.
This is the slide presentation (2010 v01) for 'Working from the Same Page', the first workshop in the Exploring Supervision series at the University of Adelaide.
This is the slide presentation (2010 v01) for 'Working from the Same Page', the first workshop in the Exploring Supervision series at the University of Adelaide.
In just 6 months, you can enjoy a life-changing experience by accelerating your career advancement or embarking on your dream profession. Furthermore, you will gain industry-specific expertise and improve your job performance and personal growth. Find out more at www.aventis.edu.sg
The Aventis Certified Professional Trainer program is designed to equip participants with the tools, strategies, and techniques required for professionals seeking to enhance their skills set. This certification program serves as an ideal framework for participants preparing and developing their teaching or training role or individuals who are already in training and wish to enhance and upgrade their skills set and knowledge. Besides emphasising on key training skills set, the program aims to equip participants with the know-how to design and incorporates the Professional Trainer Toolkit to deliver competency based training using time tested methodology.
Aventis School of Management is a leading Graduate School based in Singapore offering an executive suite of MBA , Graduate Diploma and Executive education programs.
Visit www.aventis.edu.sg
Developing a Training Plan Scoring GuideCRITERIA NON-PERFORMAN.docxcuddietheresa
Developing a Training Plan Scoring Guide
CRITERIA
NON-PERFORMANCE
BASIC
PROFICIENT
DISTINGUISHED
Identify each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Does not identify each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Identifies training activities without linking to learning objectives used in the training and development program.
Identifies each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Explains each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Describe how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Does not identify how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Identifies, but does not describe how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Describes how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Analyzes how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning, using authentic examples.
Explain the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Does not identify the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Identifies, but does not explain the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Explains the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Analyzes the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program, stating the pros and cons of each method.
Articulate the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Does not identify the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Identifies, but does not articulate the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Articulates the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Analyzes the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn, using authentic examples.
Assess how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Does not identify how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Identifies, but does not assess how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Assesses how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Analyzes how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience by stating the pros and cons of this training approach.
Assess the costs and benefits of evaluating training and development programs.
Does not describe the costs a ...
This 20x20 presentation will cover best practice steps for setting up program-level ePortflios, with a focus on visibly
demonstrating ePortflio impact and success. These can include aligning assessment criteria with program -level outcomes, ensuring consistency of rubrics, establishing baselines of pedagogical practie, and leading the ePortflio deployment process with a teaching and learning focus. The session will focus on designing for quality, measurable outputs
used to make success visible, including quantitative evidence of student progress over tie, assessor and instrument
analysis, and qualitative case studies of improved practice. An effctie ePortflio setup arms the ePortflio specialist
with evidence for advocatig the ePortflio as a high-impact teaching and learning tool. Sam is the Learning Designer at
the University of Queensland working exclusively in e Portflio deployment and support. He has assisted numerous schools and
programs across the university to harness ePortflios for learning and assessment, guiding processes of outcome/assessment mapping, rubric creating, and assessment instrument redesign, as well as establishing effective workflows for e Portflio deployment.
Sam has a Master of Education (Information & Communication Technologies) and many years of previous experience in secondary
education, education management and educator training.
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An initial Educational Excellence Framework Book Where a newly proposed model is structured to align the PRME principles, UN 2015-2013 goals/targets and Organizational Excellence Criteria (EFQM). This Model focuses on both academic institutions and students to provide them a points based management educational system where students will need to accomplish a certain number of points in order to graduate either from high school, undergraduate and postgraduate studies (you will find initial distribution of points and main areas focused on for students).
Moreover, Academic Institution will also be continuously assessed based on the EFQM excellence criteria combined with the PRME principles in order to ensure their overall culture, structure and so on, do continuously improve and develop within excellence and responsible management education.
Embarking on the journey of curriculum construction demands a meticulous adherence to a set of guiding principles that serve as the foundation for an effective educational framework. These principles encompass a holistic approach aimed at nurturing the multifaceted growth of learners. They advocate for the alignment of curriculum goals with societal needs and educational objectives, ensuring relevance and applicability. Embracing diversity, flexibility, and inclusivity, they strive to accommodate the unique learning styles and backgrounds of every individual. Moreover, these principles advocate for continuous assessment and refinement, fostering a dynamic and responsive educational environment. By adhering to these fundamental tenets, curriculum constructors pave the way for a transformative educational experience that empowers learners and prepares them to thrive in an ever-evolving world.
In just 6 months, you can enjoy a life-changing experience by accelerating your career advancement or embarking on your dream profession. Furthermore, you will gain industry-specific expertise and improve your job performance and personal growth. Find out more at www.aventis.edu.sg
The Aventis Certified Professional Trainer program is designed to equip participants with the tools, strategies, and techniques required for professionals seeking to enhance their skills set. This certification program serves as an ideal framework for participants preparing and developing their teaching or training role or individuals who are already in training and wish to enhance and upgrade their skills set and knowledge. Besides emphasising on key training skills set, the program aims to equip participants with the know-how to design and incorporates the Professional Trainer Toolkit to deliver competency based training using time tested methodology.
Aventis School of Management is a leading Graduate School based in Singapore offering an executive suite of MBA , Graduate Diploma and Executive education programs.
Visit www.aventis.edu.sg
Developing a Training Plan Scoring GuideCRITERIA NON-PERFORMAN.docxcuddietheresa
Developing a Training Plan Scoring Guide
CRITERIA
NON-PERFORMANCE
BASIC
PROFICIENT
DISTINGUISHED
Identify each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Does not identify each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Identifies training activities without linking to learning objectives used in the training and development program.
Identifies each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Explains each training activity linked to a learning objective used in the training and development program.
Describe how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Does not identify how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Identifies, but does not describe how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Describes how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning.
Analyzes how practice and feedback are incorporated into the lesson plan to measure the transfer of learning, using authentic examples.
Explain the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Does not identify the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Identifies, but does not explain the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Explains the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program.
Analyzes the training methods chosen for each learning objective in the program, stating the pros and cons of each method.
Articulate the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Does not identify the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Identifies, but does not articulate the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Articulates the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn.
Analyzes the effectiveness of training methods on a trainee's motivation to learn, using authentic examples.
Assess how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Does not identify how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Identifies, but does not assess how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Assesses how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience.
Analyzes how a lesson plan that includes a distance learning module impacts a trainee’s learning experience by stating the pros and cons of this training approach.
Assess the costs and benefits of evaluating training and development programs.
Does not describe the costs a ...
This 20x20 presentation will cover best practice steps for setting up program-level ePortflios, with a focus on visibly
demonstrating ePortflio impact and success. These can include aligning assessment criteria with program -level outcomes, ensuring consistency of rubrics, establishing baselines of pedagogical practie, and leading the ePortflio deployment process with a teaching and learning focus. The session will focus on designing for quality, measurable outputs
used to make success visible, including quantitative evidence of student progress over tie, assessor and instrument
analysis, and qualitative case studies of improved practice. An effctie ePortflio setup arms the ePortflio specialist
with evidence for advocatig the ePortflio as a high-impact teaching and learning tool. Sam is the Learning Designer at
the University of Queensland working exclusively in e Portflio deployment and support. He has assisted numerous schools and
programs across the university to harness ePortflios for learning and assessment, guiding processes of outcome/assessment mapping, rubric creating, and assessment instrument redesign, as well as establishing effective workflows for e Portflio deployment.
Sam has a Master of Education (Information & Communication Technologies) and many years of previous experience in secondary
education, education management and educator training.
10 Digital Strategy Resolutions Higher Ed Marketers Must Keep - Boston Intera...Boston Interactive
In this higher education marketing webinar, Rebecca Marani, VP of Interactive at Boston Interactive, identifies the ten challenges of higher education marketing and the steps you can take to get your plans in shape. #highereducation #highered
Educational excellence framework book rev. 1.5Malek Ghazo
An initial Educational Excellence Framework Book Where a newly proposed model is structured to align the PRME principles, UN 2015-2013 goals/targets and Organizational Excellence Criteria (EFQM). This Model focuses on both academic institutions and students to provide them a points based management educational system where students will need to accomplish a certain number of points in order to graduate either from high school, undergraduate and postgraduate studies (you will find initial distribution of points and main areas focused on for students).
Moreover, Academic Institution will also be continuously assessed based on the EFQM excellence criteria combined with the PRME principles in order to ensure their overall culture, structure and so on, do continuously improve and develop within excellence and responsible management education.
Embarking on the journey of curriculum construction demands a meticulous adherence to a set of guiding principles that serve as the foundation for an effective educational framework. These principles encompass a holistic approach aimed at nurturing the multifaceted growth of learners. They advocate for the alignment of curriculum goals with societal needs and educational objectives, ensuring relevance and applicability. Embracing diversity, flexibility, and inclusivity, they strive to accommodate the unique learning styles and backgrounds of every individual. Moreover, these principles advocate for continuous assessment and refinement, fostering a dynamic and responsive educational environment. By adhering to these fundamental tenets, curriculum constructors pave the way for a transformative educational experience that empowers learners and prepares them to thrive in an ever-evolving world.
In this session we welcomed first time visitors to the AUA conference. This was an ideal opportunity to network with other newcomers, see what’s in store for the two days, and find out how to get the most out of the conference.
The ePortfolio engagement process at the University of Queensland is led by the simple but critical precept of viewing ePortfolio integration firstly from a teaching and learning perspective. Leading with pedagogy will explore the implications of commencing the engagement process with pedagogy to the fore, and the impact that this has on ePortfolio use and uptake across the University. Several program-level ePortfolio case studies will be unpacked to show the process of leading pedagogical change in action, including the modification of existing learning tasks, the adoption of new assessment modalities, and the potential for improved tracking of student progress and achievement.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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Operation “Blue Star” is the only event in the history of Independent India where the state went into war with its own people. Even after about 40 years it is not clear if it was culmination of states anger over people of the region, a political game of power or start of dictatorial chapter in the democratic setup.
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Biological screening of herbal drugs: Introduction and Need for
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
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