Instructional Systems for Student Learning [electronic resource] : The Burlington County College Approach / N. Dean Evans, Ed.

Since its inception in 1969, Burlington County College (New Jersey) has been dedicated to implementing a systematically designed approach to instruction and student learning. The core elements of the approach are as follows: (1) development of a basic college philosophy; (2) specification of general...

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Online Access: Full Text (via ERIC)
Corporate Author: Burlington County College
Other Authors: Evans, N. Dean (Norman Dean), 1925-2019
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1971.
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520 |a Since its inception in 1969, Burlington County College (New Jersey) has been dedicated to implementing a systematically designed approach to instruction and student learning. The core elements of the approach are as follows: (1) development of a basic college philosophy; (2) specification of general institutional objectives; (3) selection of curricular programs and statement of basic goals; (4) advance definition of outcomes of the teaching-learning process; (5) development of an orderly plan to move from a definition of outcomes to their attainment; and (6) planning for the collection of feedback. It is felt that a systems approach improves learning because it is based on well-defined, measurable outcomes. A "Three-Phase Systematic Instructional Development Model" outlines events that should be completed and suggests an order for their accomplishment. For each of the following, a three-phase procedural model has been designed: student learning needs are analyzed; learning objectives and test items are written; teaching-learning strategies are designed; teaching-learning strategies are implemented; learning outcomes are evaluated; and objectives and strategies are revised. (CA) 
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