论文信息 - To Imagine a Verb: The Language and Syntax of Learning Outcomes Statements. Occasional Paper #24.

To Imagine a Verb: The Language and Syntax of Learning Outcomes Statements. Occasional Paper #24.

. . 3 To Imagine a Verb: The Language and Syntax of Learning Outcome Statements. . . 4 What Does This Essay Do? . . . 4 Part I: Departures . . . 5 Part II: Principles and Rules Governing Learning Outcomes Statements . . . 7 Part III: Preclusions . . . 13 Part IV: Productive Active, Operational Verb Groups . . . 17 Part V: Syntax, Samples, Proddings, and Public Pressure . . . 20

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