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Helpful Recommendations AKA How to be really useful and affirming for the faculty whose courses you are reviewing.

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Helpful RecommendationsAKA How to be really useful and affirming for the faculty whose courses you are reviewing.

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Helpful Recommendation

Components

Standard, +

Annotation, +

Course Evidence, +

Characteristics, +

Equal =

Helpful Recommendations

Characteristics

Constructive

Specific

Measurable

Sensitive

Balanced

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Standard

It’s important to remind yourself of each standard before you begin gathering specific evidence from the course to determine if that standard is met or not met.

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Annotation

There is a great deal of information that is invaluable for reviewers in each annotation

There is information about the standard.

There are directions for reviewers

And there are examples

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Course Evidence

It is vitally important to helping faculty course designers continuously improve their courses to include specific examples from the course, including location, quotes and details.

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Characteristics

It is very important to the philosophy of QM to keep in mind the characteristics of a helpful recommendation. You want course developers to see the value in your recommendations and apply them to their courses so students can benefit.

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Constructive

Try to offer solutions, not just identify problems.

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Specific

Include a specific example of what is being recommended.

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Measurable

Begin with an action verb that describes a suggestion that can be observed or evaluated.

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Sensitive

Avoid negative language. Keep recommendations on a positive note.

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Balanced

Point out strengths as well as weaknesses.