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)2 | ||
Verbal | ||
Conveys insights effectively | ||
Small group process skills | ||
Consistent seminar contributor | ||
Collaborative colleague | ||
Effective team member | ||
Level of interaction (1-7)2 | ||
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 |
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Ability to inspire creative concepts for
greater access, affordable and quality health care |
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Level of Interaction (1-7)2 | ||
Other Skill Areas | ||
Self Directed Learning Objectives for Spring Quarter
1 Rate yourself on a scale of
1-10, ten being as good as it gets
2 “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)