Learning Outcomes

Freedom's
8 Learning/Instructional Outcomes

Collaboration
Critical Thinking
Oral Communication
Written Communication
Technology Literacy
Civility
Career Preparation
Core Content Literacy

What does this mean to the students and teachers:

Collaboration - Teachers are facilitating the learning as students each have specific roles which are interdependent amongst each other to accomplish the learning outcome

Critical Thinking - Students are thinking on their own as to how to find an answer, solve a problem or make decisions as to how to accomplish the learning outcome

Oral Communication - Students are articulating their thoughts, feelings, ideas, processes, etc. to either the teacher and/or their classmates

Written Communication - Students are writing their thoughts, feelings, ideas processes, etc.

Technology Literacy - Students should be able to minimally:

Work within a webpage
use the internet
use Microsoft Office products
use appropriate educational software

Civility - Students show appropriate classroom behaviors including respect for others, politeness, good behavior, manners, courtesy, etc.

Career Preparation - Students use the class material or subject matter to investigate various careers as a possible future occupation or schooling.

Core Content Literacy - Students show not only knowledge of the content of the course but also the ability to read, write and speak using the context of the material