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Student Learning Outcomes
Learning Team C
HCS/305
June 25,2018
Jodie Sapaugh
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Student Learning Outcomes
When a student chooses a program, there are outcomes that the student needs to get out
of the program to help them succeed in their career. The things that they need to take away
from the program are called student learning outcomes. This tells the student what they should
be able to do at the end of the program and what they will be learning about during the courses
of the program. The student learning outcomes are different for each individual program. The
student learning outcomes impacts the student experience. The outcomes also have an impact
on the program evaluation and the revision of the program. The student learning outcomes
helps prepare the student for success in their career. The Bachelor
of Science in Health Administration has its own student learning outcomes. One of this
program’s student learning outcomes is to be able to analyze financial issues in the health
industry. Another learning outcome of the BSHA program is the student should be able to
explain the application of risk and quality management concepts in the health industry. Another
learning outcome is the student are able to apply management and adaptable leadership skills
in the health industry. Students should also be able to analyze the utilization and application of
technology within a health care organization. Students can also analyze a health care
organization from a market-based perspective. These are all things that the students who
complete the Bachelor of Science in Health Administration should take away from the program.
These are called student learning outcomes.
The impact of PSLOs have on the student experience has many benefits because
expectations are communicated in the syllabus via rubrics and grading standards, students will
know the expectations for performance and characteristics of evaluation, which will help
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students to be more successful. Students will be able to reflect on the learning experience and
potential areas of growth. According to University of Phoenix, they would have developed skills
to allow them to identify the structure and role of delivery systems within the health care
industry. Examine the components of management and leadership within the health care
organizations. Analyze the utilization and application of technology within the health care
organization. Examine the application of risk and quality management concepts in the health
care industry. Examine the impact of legal and regulatory requirements on the delivery of health
care. Explore financial and economic issues in the health care industry. Students should be able
to demonstrate and perform professional duties in or out of the health care field. They will also
have the ability to apply knowledge from what they learned, concerning organization, and
management. With these skills learned through the help of PLSOs, students should be well
prepared to take on the health care industry. The impact using PSLOs also aims to help students
with professional competence and values, critical thinking and problem solving, communication,
information utilization, and the ability to collaborate. Using assessment to identify a program’s strengths and weaknesses allows faculty to
work toward continuous improvement based on their articulation of learning and behavioral
goals and outcomes for their graduates. PLSOs help students to develop the capacity to know
their own strengths, weaknesses, and motivation and is a necessary part of transformation into
adults being able to engage in “collaborative social relations with diverse others” a skill
employer now expects higher education to address (Magolda, 2008). Some educators work in
learning environments in which there has been overt direction to emphasize the need for
interpersonal skills to better interact with diverse groups, yet we recognize that ability as
valuable if not essential for success in professional careers.
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Using PLSOs help with setting targets and targets can be set before gathering and
reviewing data or after. Helps determine if students are attaining the specified SLO at an
acceptable level. Faculty should think about and collectively decide the level which students
ought to perform (ideal state) rather than where faculty know that students can achieve and is
“safe” to assess. Setting targets can help improve learning outcomes. PLSOs can be used for
internal results such as, revising existing courses, adding or modifying assignments, tests,
readings, projects, etc., reviewing methodology of delivery course materials, incorporating
effective use of technologies, realignment between SLOs and teaching methods, modifying
assessments- revising assessment methods, modifying SLO, changing target level of
achievement, sequencing courses, adding or deleting courses, changing requirements/ pre
requisites, improving educational and support programs, identifying training needs/
professional development, and guiding resource allocation.
Program student learning outcomes have a strong impact on program evaluation and
revision. Program student learning outcomes are the direct result of assignments, quizzes and
tests, how students do on these directly impacts the way the assignments are changed or edited
in the future. This is how professors determine if and how effective assignments actually are, if
the majority of students are not doing well on a particular assignment then the instructor
should take into consideration that the assignment may have been confusing or it did not
provide the full amount of information needed to accurately understand the information.
Understanding the material in the assignments that are given in each class is intended to add an
element of knowledge needed to provide the proper education to be successful in the subject
that is being studied. It is important to talk with your instructor to make sure you ask any
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questions to make sure that you understand how to complete an assignment properly if the
assignment is still confusing or unclear in any way seeking further help such as tutoring may be
necessary. Program student learning outcomes are also a result of test scores since test scores
reflect how well the information provided was understood as well as retained by each student,
this provides instructors with the information needed to maybe change the way questions are
asked or change them on future tests and evaluations so that they can be better understood on
the next group of students. Program student learning outcomes provide the essential basis for
instructors to understand how to best educate their students.
PSLO's prepare students for career success
by helping them develop a career profile that is goal directed and integrated into the student's
overall curriculum. The profile is designed to help guide the student's progress in their degree.
This is done by helping the students identify the knowledge, abilities and skills they are needed
to be successful once they have received their degree.
By developing a PSLO, students lean more effectively because they are in control of what
they are learning. Giving them the ability to focus on skills and knowledge that makes them
more appealing to employers in their field. Helping them distinguish themselves from others in
their field by creating a personal brand. Giving them the knowledge of what is expected once
they have entered the working field. Helping them connect with real world professional that can
communicate the expectations of the workplace. This program gives them the knowledge, skill
set and confidence to compete with peers in their field.
PSLO's gives students the ability to gain practical experience by helping them develop
career readiness through workshops, projects and scenarios they will encounter once they have
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entered the work field. It helps them prepare for interviews by helping them develop strong
interviewing skills through practice. Helps them identify what competencies skills are required
in their profession. Teaching them the non- technical skills and knowledge required for them to
succeed in a professional environment. Making them better positioned for success in the work
place.
Reference Page University of Phoenix (2018). Course Strategy Guide. Retrieved from University of
Phoenix, HCS/305 University of Phoenix (2017) Student Guide Handbook. Retrieved from University of
Phoenix, HCS/305
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