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CBL Summer '22

Published on Mar 24, 2022

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Competency Based Learning

What is CBL?

Begin with the end in mind

Who do we want our students to be? Skilled, self-aware learners and doers who function well in both smaller and larger communities.

Portrait of a Graduate

Big picture goals for graduates

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  • Communication
  • Collaboration
  • Community Engagement for Social Justice
  • Cultural Fluency
Competencies provide transparency and a "north star" for all our work with students

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  • Critical Thinking & Analysis
  • Creativity
  • Academic Habits

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Competencies

  • Convey convincing, evidence-based arguments
  • Effectively examine and evaluate information for comprehension and meaning.

Selling CBL

Motivation

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Mastery
Autonomy
Purpose

transparency of expectations

clarity of goals

student voice & choice

Your Story

College Ready

A "Fit" Over Rankings

1. TAKING A COURSE with a professor who makes
learning exciting.
2. WORKING WITH PROFESSORS who care about
students personally.
3. FINDING A MENTOR who encourages students
to pursue personal goals.
4. WORKING ON A PROJECT across several
semesters.
5. PARTICIPATING IN AN INTERNSHIP that
applies classroom learning.
6. BEING ACTIVE IN EXTRACURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES.
(Gallup Inc., 2014)
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Mastery Transcript College Acceptances

Gamut of schools:
BU
Wheaton
UVA
Umass Boston
UMass Amherst
Cornell
Northeatern
Elon
Colby
Curry
Clark

Where Are We?

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Pre-pandemic

Mid-pandemic

Today

Going Forward

Community Engagement for SJ
Leadership in Collaboration: I can lead others in collaboration in a positive way. I can help the group to define roles, manage timelines, and enhance the group in a positive way. I am a student leader who is a liaison between group members and helps keep the project on track.

Critical Thinking & Analysis
Agile Thinking: I can adapt problem solving methods to new challenges, adjusting strategies as new ideas and/or information arise, demonstrating a shift of my own thinking or the thinking of others on an issue, built on a body of new findings and evidence.

The "Pitch"

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