When writing key results, make sure that you're
describing desired outcomes not just listing a bunch of action steps.
Not exact matches
Geoff, OBE is not the same as the curriculum you are suggesting, I agree, but the
Outcomes Approach developed in Queensland in 1999/2000 provided an excellent starting point for curriculum structured as continua because it clearly
described the learning expected /
desired / hoped for at the end of year 10 and interim stages of learning were
described NOT linked to year levels.
Since we now have our answer and I said it was citeable, evidence - based under the School Improvement Grants during the Obama Administration referred to «activities, practices, or interventions» that had either been shown to be effective in creating the
desired outcomes in the student or had a «research - based rationale
describing why it is likely to improve student
outcomes or other relevant
outcomes.
Ideally, a research theme
describes (a) a
desired outcome for students, and (b) an entry point for achieving that
outcome.
It is a term used to
describe the
outcome of a confrontation over a
desired resource.
What you
describe is exactly the
outcome that Exxon - Mobil and other fossil fuel companies
desire, and have achieved by their funding of right - wing propaganda mills, disguised as «think tanks», that spew a steady stream of fake, phony, pseudoscientific bunk and employ cranks and liars to create the completely false impression that there is a genuine «debate» about the reality of anthropogenic global warming.
In particular, law schools should initiate the continuum of legal education by integrating into their curricula the core practice competencies
described in the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, the MacCrate Report, the Carnegie Report, and the Canadian Centre for Professional Legal Education competency evaluation program in achieving their
desired learning
outcomes.
The PBOC also
described «the rectification of various -LSB-...] virtual currency» markets as a
desired policy
outcome, emphasizing the need for strengthened anti-money laundering processes.