Subtitle
Standard, Rubrics and Self-Management
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Department (Manual Entry)
Dept. of Political Science
Abstract
There has emerged a web of exogenous forces emanating from national and regional accreditation associations, particularly a satellite professional association involved in teacher preparation called the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS). The reality of this web contradicts the implicit idealist sentiment in John Ishiyama’s report on the “Assessment of Student Outcomes’ meetings at the 2004 TLC where he describes “assessment as a voluntarist/bootstrapping “bottom up” effort of individual faculty members. [PS.27: 3, July 2004, 483-85.] Faculty are increasingly bombarded by outside agencies for standards inventory matrices, evaluation rubrics, and course maps.
Source
Original Version:
Source Data
2nd Annual Conference on Teaching & Learning of the American Political Science Association
Citation
Weiner, Richard R. and Benziger, Karl P., "Assessment Governance" (2005). Faculty Publications. 250.
https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/facultypublications/250