That quest starts with defining the specific,
measurable outcomes they want to achieve through blended learning.
Not exact matches
And before I finished our interview a thing I
wanted to ask you is about something that's been implicit in everything you and I have just been talking about, but maybe we could make a tin bit more explicit, which is the need to be evidence - based, the need to look for facts and
measurable outcomes to see how well things have done or not done.
«I
wanted to find a more
measurable way to help young people move to better
outcomes, not punishment,» says Rosenbaum.
We
want to see a
measurable outcome for physical literacy in schools, with agreed minimum levels of physical activity, outdoor learning and play mandated as part of the national curriculum, and
outcomes assessed by Ofsted.
We know we
want these
outcomes, but what can we do to make them happen in meaningful and
measurable ways?
To drive
measurable results, you have to know what you
want the desired learning
outcomes to be and have a way to access the data you need to measure those
outcomes.
Yes, that is the ultimate
outcome you
want to reach, but there are likely smaller pieces of that task that are
measurable and specific.