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Assessment Form               Healthcare Administration      Second Session, Summer 2003

(to be completed the first week and for inclusion in the portfolio)

               Learning Outcomes Assessment

Student:______________________________
 
   Evaluation Criteria Assessment ¹   Comments 
Reading    
Intellectual engagement of material    
Able to grasp, distill complex theories    
Application of these theories, concepts    
Level of Interaction (1-7)    
Verbal    
Conveys insights effectively    
Small group process skills    
Consistent seminar contributor    
Collaborative colleague    
Effective team member    
Level of interaction (1-7)    
Writing    
Integrates disparate ideas    
Research skills    
Appropriate use of literature, evidence    
Produces interdisciplinary work    
Coherence    
Scholarship    
Level of Interaction (1-7)2    
Critical Thinking    
Cultivates multiple perspectives    
Understands provider, patient, cultural, economic, political, etc. tensions of the health care “system”    
Originality of thought    
Analytical ability to “try on” health care perspectives; openness    
Perceives historical and evolving 
models of care delivery, competing 
models and reform implications
   
Ability to inspire creative concepts for 
greater access, affordable and quality 
health care 
   
Level of Interaction (1-7)    
Other Skill Areas    
     
     
     

Self Directed Learning Objectives for Spring Quarter


Rate yourself on a scale of 1-10, ten being as good as it gets
   “Seven Levels of Interaction in Seminar: Metric and Reflection” an assessment tool reprinted by The Washington Center for Improving the Quality of Undergraduate Education (located at TESC):  1. No Response; 2. Silencing the text (discussion); 3. A couple of comments; 4. Collecting/Observing; 5. Engaging; 6. Understanding; 7. Discriminating.  (See handout)