Student Outcomes and Performance Indicators revised
performance indicators are concrete measurable performances students must meet as indicators of achievement of the outcome. For example, student outcomes can be stated as follows: Students will work effectively as a member of a team. Students can apply the principles of math and science to a technical problem.
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