Student Outcomes and Performance Indicators
indicators, and that is deciding on student outcomes. These are usually communicated to students in the program description, and are stated in terms that inform the students about the general purpose of the program and expectations of the faculty. The primary difference between student outcomes and performance indicators is that student
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