What are learning outcomes?
Learning outcomes are simply a list of the skills and abilities that we expect students to master at each tier. As you move through the tiers, the learning outcomes become more advanced and therefore require students to participate in more intensive learning experiences in order to meet the desired outcomes. Examples of learning outcomes include: Tier 1- Communicate a main idea in a logical way with supporting evidence; explore an important question about society or nature; identify multiple perspectives on an issue; interact with others to explore provocative ideas; identify personal strengths and areas for improvement. Tier 2-Write an academic paper using the appropriate disciplinary tone, structure and data; analyze or compare scientific, humanistic, or artistic concepts or frameworks; articulate personal, educational, and professional goals; discover similarities and differences between their beliefs and other’s beliefs; operate effectively within a diverse team to address a proble
