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General Education Task Force II

General Education Task Force II. April 30, 2014 Faculty Assembly, H-Wing Auditorium GE II Website: http://www.ramapo.edu/task-force-2/ Email: gened2@ramapo.edu. Spring 2014 - Update. Conceptual Framework

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General Education Task Force II

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  1. General Education Task Force II April 30, 2014 Faculty Assembly, H-Wing Auditorium GE II Website: http://www.ramapo.edu/task-force-2/ Email: gened2@ramapo.edu

  2. Spring 2014 - Update • Conceptual Framework • Revised Conceptual Framework based on faculty feedback from January 2014 Faculty Conference • Updated draft on website: http://www.ramapo.edu/task-force-2/ • Student Learning Outcomes • Drafted potential student learning outcomes, keeping in mind: • General Education Task Force I research • Feedback from faculty and staff surveys and Unit Council discussions • Recommendations from GECCo • Middle States Guidelines for Higher Education

  3. Major Goals and Themes • Goal 1: Know your world • Explore human cultures and the natural world • Goal 2: Think and talk about your world • Think critically and convey your new understanding • Goal 3: Create your world • Integrate and apply your new learning • Goal 4: Expand your world • Value compassion and understanding across cultures and become an engaged global citizen

  4. Goal 1: Know Your World • Critically interpret the creative products of culture andexpression. • Critically interpret histories and the historical perspective. • Apply the principles of science and the methods of scientific inquiry to problems that pertain to natural phenomena. • Apply mathematical concepts effectively in a variety of situations.

  5. Goal 2: Think and Talk about Your World • Apply reasoning skills to analyze interdisciplinaryproblems. • Effectively use written and oral skills to engage in scholarly and creative enterprises. • Recognize when research is needed and develop the skills necessary to locate, evaluate, and employ information effectively. • Use traditional and emerging technologies competently.

  6. Goal 3: Create Your World • Apply disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in new settings to solve complex problems. • Practice reflective inter/intra-personal skills. • Demonstrate curiosity and initiative to independently pursue knowledge, skills, and experiences.

  7. Goal 4: Expand Your World • Engage cooperatively and compassionately with diverse communities within Ramapo and beyond. • Analyze and articulate the causes and consequences of the disparity in the global distribution of power and resources. • Question past and present assumptions about identity, including but not limited to race, class, gender, and sexual identity. • Engage in meaningful conversation in a world language in addition to English, while also gaining an understanding of other cultures.

  8. In-depth discussion… • …will happen at the Faculty Conference on May 21, 2014, SC 136-7 • For additional updates and information, visit the our website: http://www.ramapo.edu/task-force-2/ • Contact us via email: gened2@ramapo.edu We appreciate your feedback!!

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