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Category Archives: assessment
From the dean’s blog: The LAST thing you should do is start a new degree program
From the Wabash Center’s blog for theological school deans. Read the article here.
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Tagged Israel Galindo, theological education
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Understanding the impact of entering students
Post on understanding and interpreting the impact of entering students.
Posted in administration, assessment, curriculum
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High Impact Pedagogy
New post at the Wabash Center’s blog for theological school deans: Does your curriculum use high-impact pedagogy?
Posted in assessment, curriculum, teaching
Tagged Constructivism, curriculum, Israel Galindo, teaching, theological education
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Understanding your graduation profile
The Dean and Program Assessment: understanding your graduation profile http://goo.gl/ioY4U2
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The Dean and program assessment
Post on the Wabash blog for theological school deans: “The dean and program assessment, a portable infographic.”
Posted in administration, assessment, Design
Tagged assessment, enrollment, infographic
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Do you know your educational terms?
Nifty handout on educational terms at the theological school deans blog from the Wabash Center.
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General perspectives on academic assessment
Here are some general perspectives on academic assessment from the Wabash Center’s blog for theological school deans: Israel Galindo
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Planning for Christian Education Formation released
The new book by GRACE members Israel Galindo and Marty Canaday, Planning for Christian Education Formation: A Community of Faith Approach (Chalice Press) is immediately available in print and e-book format.
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Can you pass this test?
Throwing out some old files and materials (New Year’s Resolution no. 7) I stumbled across an old final exam from a course I offered over two decades ago when I was teaching adjunctively. Reviewing the course material I was struck … Continue reading
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How people stay stuck
I’ve been observing several persons in the process of making decisions. Some of the decisions are personal in nature (quitting one job to take another, ending or starting a relationship, going back to school, moving). Others pertain to leaders making … Continue reading
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