Translating Knowledge From an Evaluation Report
Instructors and professors often comment that they learn much more about their subject matter when they begin to teach it. When they try to explain the topic to someone else they begin to connect concepts in new ways. They anticipate questions that students might ask, consider different viewpoints, and think more critically.
To prepare for the Discussion, select an (chose One of the 4 provided) evaluation report from this week’s resources. Consider how you would present the information to a group of colleagues.
Questions in bold then answers 300 to 500 words cite everything and full references
Post an analysis of how you would present the results of the evaluation to a group of social work colleagues.
Identify the background information that you think they would need and the key message of your presentation.
Explain the strategies that you might use to meet your colleagues’ interests and goals. Translating Knowledge From an Evaluation Report
Identify questions that your colleagues might have and what their reactions might be.
Instructors and professors often comment that they learn much more about their subject matter when they begin to teach it. When they try to explain the topic to someone else they begin to connect concepts in new ways. They anticipate questions that students might ask, consider different viewpoints, and think more critically.
To prepare for the Discussion, select an (chose One of the 4 provided) evaluation report from this week’s resources. Consider how you would present the information to a group of colleagues. Translating Knowledge From an Evaluation Report
Questions in bold then answers 300 to 500 words cite everything and full references
Post an analysis of how you would present the results of the evaluation to a group of social work colleagues.
Identify the background information that you think they would need and the key message of your presentation. Translating Knowledge From an Evaluation Report
Explain the strategies that you might use to meet your colleagues’ interests and goals.
Identify questions that your colleagues might have and what their reactions might be.
