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OBE - DELIVERY MODES Lecture Guest Speaker Delivery Modes Face- to- Face Active Cooperative/ Collaborative Technolo gy-Based Delivery Experienti- al Method Work- Based Learning (WBL) Presentation Tutorial Seminar Colloquium Problem-Based Case Study Project-Based Online learning Teleconference Simulation Practical Industrial Training Work Attachment Field Trip Visit Lab Demonstration Workshop Lecture Guest speaker

objective tests, case studies, essay questions, projects, end-of-chapter type problems, reflective journals, seminar presentation, practicum, portfolio, examinations, peer and self-assessment OBE - DIFFERENT ASSESSMENT METHODS

OBE- FOUR COMMON TEACHING SITUATIONS & ASSOCIATED TLA SituationTeaching Activities Learning Activities LECTURE Talk, explain, clarify Listen, take notes, accept, query, discuss with peers, one-minute paper TUTORIAL Set/answer questions, provide feedback Pre-read, prepare questions, learn from peers, critique, analyse PROJECT Set brief, provide ongoing feedback Apply, create, self-monitor, communicate, teamwork PBL Set problems provide feedback Set learning goals, design, apply, access desired content and skills, integrate, solve problems

TEACHER-CENTERED vs STUDENT- CENTERED LEARNING ELEMENTS KNOWLEDGE STUDENT PARTICIPATION ROLE OF LECTURER ROLE OF ASSESSMENT EMPHASIS ASSESSMENT METHOD ACADEMIC CULTURE TEACHER-CENTERED Transmitted from Instruction Passive Leader/Authority Few Tests, Mainly for Grading Learning Correct Answers One-Dimensional Testing Competitive, Individualistic STUDENT-CENTERED Constructed by Students Active Facilitator/Partner in Learning Many Tests, for Ongoing Feedback Developing Deeper Understanding Multidimensional Testing Collaborative, Supportive

STAGES IN EFFECTIVE COURSE DELIVERY Planning Delivering Assessing / Measuring EvaluatingMonitoring

EFFECTIVE COURSE DELIVERY Responsibility of Lecturers: – carefully planned – NOT ADHOC – teaching strategy in accordance with lesson – incorporated new delivery strategies to address specific problem of the students. Responsibility of Students: -must be responsible for their own learning. -define clearly student Learning Time (SLT)

Program Outcomes Program Objectives Missions Visions Stakeholders Course Outcomes Advisory committee Outcome-Based Education (Closing the Loops) AlumniAssessment Assessment Assessment CQI CQI CQIAnalysisAnalysisAnalysis

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