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I. SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION |
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1. Develop effective writing skills. |
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a. Demonstrate knowledge of and competence in
the use of conventional written forms:
mechanics, spelling, punctuation, syntax, grammar, etc. |
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b. Demonstrate ability to apply knowledge of
writing strategies. |
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c. Demonstrate the ability to undertake and
accomplish original work in written form. |
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2. Develop effective mathematical/logical
skills. |
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a. Demonstrate ability to understand
quantitative measures. |
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b. Demonstrate ability to use quantitative
skills to solve problems. |
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c. Develop ability to use logical skills to
make judgements. |
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3. Develop effective reading skills. |
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a. Demonstrate an ability to negotiate a
variety of text types and formats. |
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b. Demonstrate an ability to respond
coherently to text contents. |
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c. Demonstrate an ability to use a variety of
text types and formats to construct knowledge. |
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4. Develop effective oral communication
skills. |
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a. Demonstrate ability to verbally present
information using a variety of techniques. |
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b. Demonstrate ability to understand and interpret
oral information. |
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c. Demonstrate the ability to undertake and
accomplish original work in oral form. |
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II. SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT |
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1. Develop an appreciation of social
organization. |
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a. Demonstrate an understanding of social
organization. |
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b. Demonstrate ability to reflect on the
dynamics within and among social organizations. |
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2. Develop an appreciation of cultural
diversity. |
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a. Demonstrate awareness of social issues
across cultures. |
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b. Demonstrate an understanding of the
diversity of human cultures. |
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3. Develop an appreciation of human culture
and the human condition. |
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a. Demonstrate knowledge of the philosophical,
social, psychological, and biological foundations of human culture. |
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b.
Demonstrate understanding of interaction among social cultural,
physical, and technological environments. |
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c. Demonstrate an ability to evaluate the
diversity, intrinsic value, and consequences of human endeavors. |
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III. INTELLECTUAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT: CONTENT/THOUGHT/EXPRESSION/VALUES |
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1. Pursue knowledge. |
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a. Demonstrate basic understanding of subject
matter. |
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b. Demonstrate thinking, comprehension, and
expression of subject matter. |
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c. Demonstrate ability to recognize sensory
information and sensory experience. |
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2. Discover and evaluate
sources of knowledge. |
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a. Demonstrate ability to integrate through
analysis. |
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b. Demonstrate ability to integrate through
synthesis. |
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c. Demonstrate ability to recognize and/or
contribute to visual, performing, and language-based arts. |
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3. Apply knowledge to the solving of problems
and creation of new knowledge. |
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a. Demonstrate ability to identify and solve
problems using methods of the discipline. |
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b. Demonstrate ability to pursue creative work
in arts or sciences. |
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c. Demonstrate ability to interpret and
evaluate creative efforts. |
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4. Recognize, reflect, and act on personal
moral development and social ethics. |
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a. Demonstrate understanding of the
relationship between actions and consequences. |
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b. Demonstrate an understanding of the
relationship among ethics, justice, and law. |
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c. Demonstrate accountability for personal
choices and potential actions. |
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Revised
10/10/06