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215   $a1 online resource (300 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aCover Page; Dedication; Form Disclaimer; Introduction; Chapter 1. Defining Course Goals; Chapter 2. Performance Expectations; A. Specify the Performance Expectations; I. Health Personnel; A. Specify the Performance Expectations; II. Health Behavior Change; B. Verify the Performance Expectations; C. Revise the Performance Expectations; Chapter 3. Developing Competency Based Learning Objectives; A. Describe Competency Based Learning Objectives; B. List Skill/Knowledge/Attitude Requirements; C. Describe Student/Participant Entry Level Performance; Chapter 4. Linking Evaluation with Objectives
327   $aA. Develop a Course Evaluation PlanB. Test Construction; C. Testing Methods; Chapter 5. Using Evaluation to Design Instructional Activities; A. Designing Your Activities Plan; B. Selecting Teaching Methods; Chapter 6: Syllabus; Chapter 7. Session Plans; Epilogue: Reflections/Looking Forward; Form Examples; Form 1 Examples. Instructional Situation; Form 2 Examples. Performance Expectations- Health Personnel; Form 3 Examples. Competency Based Learning Objectives; Form 4 Examples. Course Evaluation Plan; Form 5 Examples. Activities Plan; Form 6 Examples. Course Syllabus
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