Difference between revisions of "Analytical Approach"

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{{Term|ANALYTICAL APPROACH|Mode of [[Assessment|assessment]], aiming to assess the ability of learners to:
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{{Term|ANALYTICAL APPROACH|Mode of [[Assessment|assessment]], aiming to verify the ability of learners to:
  
 
*  Analyze concepts and arguments  
 
*  Analyze concepts and arguments  

Revision as of 11:40, 26 June 2008

Term2.png ANALYTICAL APPROACH
Mode of assessment, aiming to verify the ability of learners to:
  • Analyze concepts and arguments
  • Synthesize ideas and evidence drawn from different sources
  • Construct consistent and well-supported arguments
  • Discuss an issue in a balanced way
  • Evaluate the ideas and arguments of others
  • Make judgments and express informed opinion


The term that refers also to the approach to the creation of a document that takes into considerations its components, such as the learning objectives, key concepts or competencies that are desired as outcomes, and organizes it around them. [1]



References

  1. Commonwealth of Learning(5 March 2008), www.monash.edu.au(7 March 2008)