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Kentucky LEAP State Summit 2016 visual
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Kentucky’s Visual for AAC&U
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AAC&U provides data, objectives,
criteria, and plans used by various institutions in many different ways.
3.
Authentic Assessment High Impact Practices Essential
Learning Outcomes
4.
Principles of Excellence Student Signature Work Inclusive Excellence
5.
Equity and VALUE Rubrics
6.
While one institution’s
use of AAC&U’s work may look like:
7.
Another’s may look
like:
8.
Or, perhaps, these:
9.
Putting AAC&U’s work
together in a way that makes sense by institution or system allows improvement.
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