April Prof Ed
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April Prof Ed
Outcomes
Institutional Learning Outcomes (ILOs) include the knowledge, skills and competencies
embedded within every aspect of the college to inspire and enhance each student’s
transferable learning skills. The ILOs represent the broad categories of competence
that enable students to be successful in further education, careers, as citizens and in
their personal lives. They are:
Communication Skills – Students will effectively express and exchange ideas through
listening, speaking, reading, writing and other modes of interpersonal expression.
Example:
Understand the role of context, audience and purpose when developing a
communication.
When communicating, use language that is appropriate to the audience.
Use visual representations such as graphs, charts or graphics to enhance the meaning of
the message that is being communicated.
Critical Thinking Skills – Students will be able to gather and
synthesize relevant information, evaluate alternatives and
implement creative and effective solutions.
Example:
1.Use rules or frameworks to provide context for and understand problems or
issues.
2.Create and/or organize data and information into meaningful patterns in
order to interpret and draw inferences from it.
3.Evaluate information to identify limitations and biases.
4.Use creativity and alternative thinking to brainstorm new ideas and
possible solutions to problems or issues.
5.Consider the context, costs, benefits and consequences of potential
solutions to
Social Responsibility Skills – Students will be prepared to
practice community engagement that addresses
environmental responsibility, social justice and cultural
diversity.
Example:
1. Understand the laws, regulations, institutional policies and etiquette related to the
access and use of information resources
Performance Indicators