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SWBAT use the mentor summary in order to identify where information for the summary comes from within a text. SWBAT compose one-sentence summaries for each paragraph or chunk within text in order to create the supporting details for his/her own summary. SWBAT compose a summary of an article using summary chart as a guide. Standards: Content:
BI 101 course outcomes indicate what students are expected to learn while participating in the course and these outcomes are matched with weekly course activities, student products, and assessments. Each learning outcome (1, 2, 3) has sub-outcomes (A, B, C) that specify how the general outcome can be applied in BI 101. Outcome 1. Recognize and .
Literature—Part 1: Comparison of Traditional Root-end Surgery and Endodontic Microsurgery Frank C. Setzer, DMD, PhD, MS, Sweta B. Shah, BDS, DMD, Meetu R. Kohli, BDS, DMD, Bekir Karabucak, DMD, MS, and Syngcuk Kim, DDS, PhD Abstract Introduction: The aim of this study was to investigate the outcome of root-end surgery. The specific outcome
an optimal outcome from a PCP-net (most probable optimal outcome and the optimal outcome of the most probable CP-net), obtaining four approaches, each of which can be seen as a voting rule that take as input a pro le of individual CP-nets and outputs a winning alternative. We show that the output of the sequential voting method with majority for
control—Y-TZP ceramics not subjected to aging; O: outcome—an evaluation of color and translucency changes of Y-TZP ceramics; and S: study designs—in vitro studies. The primary evaluated outcome was the translucency of monolithic translucent zirconia, and the secondary evaluated outcome was the color of monolithic translucent zirconia.
describe outcome measures such as “to determine”, “to assess”, and “to validate”. Example 1: Instead of having the outcome be ‘to evaluate response rate’, it should instead be something like ‘response assessed using Response Evaluation Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE 4). Response is evaluated with the use of MRI or CT scan.’
2019 AAFS Programmatic Assessment - 1 Program Annual Assessment Report Program: Applied Agricultural and Food Studies (BS and BA) Date: July 1, 2019 Please use a separate copy of the table and three prompts below for each outcome assessed this year. Outcome: Program-Specific Outcome # 1 Students will demonstrate an understanding of
this report using 5 charts per outcome: Chart 1: Labeled Distribution of [Outcome] at 1 and 5 Years Post-Injury, this chart shows the proportion of each category within an outcome for the population at one year (in the left column) and five years (in the right column) Chart 2: Labe
levels of the organization. Dan Petersen suggests that only process-oriented metrics be used at the lower managerial or unit levels and activity measures (with some outcome measures) primarily used for the middle-upper management levels. Pure outcome measures should be reserved for the executive leve
Jul 24, 2019 · Understand how other academic and public libraries have used outcome data for action. Identify challenges and effective means of implementing outcome measurement to improve library services and advocacy. Discuss how to put
the nursing intervention(s). Include the reference for the rationale. Look at the outcome criteria. State whether the client achieved the outcome criteria, e.g., "The client gained 2 lbs within the past 7 days." NOTE: If the outcome criteria was not achieved or only partially achieve