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    • The Main Functions of the IQAC
    • The Director of IQAC
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    • BAETE
    • BAC
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    • SCIMAGO
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Constructive Alignment

4 Major Steps According to John Biggs [1]

  1. "Defining the intended learning outcomes (ILOs);"

  2. "Choosing teaching/learning activities likely to lead to the ILOs;"

  3. "Assessing students' actual learning outcomes to see how well they match what was intended;"

  4. "Arriving at a final grade"

References

[1] "Aligning teaching for constructing learning" by John Biggs - https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/system/files/resources/id477_aligning_teaching_for_constructing_learning.pdf

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