Program Outcomes for the B.A. in English
Contact: Jim Matthews jmatthews1@fairmontstate.edu
Date: February 23, 2008
| Program Outcome | Direct assessment measure | Satisfactory performance standard |
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Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to: |
Student performance with respect to this outcome will be measured by: |
Satisfactory student performance on the direct assessment measure will consist of: |
| 1. Use several different methods of interpreting literature, understanding principles and arguments that support readings from different perspectives | Writing Portfolio, with reflective essays | |
| 2. Discuss literary and cultural history, being aware of the distinctions between literary periods, along with the developments that establish those distinctions |
Writing Portfolio |
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| 3. Analyze their language by focusing on at least one of the following: English grammar, semantics, or texts from early periods of English literature | Entrance/Exit exams | |
| 4. Analyze texts from various periods and genres; the authors will present a range of diverse backgrounds. | Writing Portfolio Capstone Course Entrance/Exit Exams |
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| 5. Write in several modes for different audiences and purposes | Writing Portfolio | |
| 6. Additionally, English education majors will be able the use the reading process and teaching methodology, and to analyze children’s and adolescent literature |
Praxis general and subject tests |
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