Developing Clear Goals and Objectives

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Discussion:

Justin,
You might want to take your goals and objectives to your Program Advisory Committee and have them review them to see if they are consistent with industry standards. Once you get their approval you can ask them for recommendations on how to set, reach and measure the goals and objectives of your program. Their input will be very helpful in forming a scaffold of learning that gives you measureable points within your goals and objectives.
Gary

Gary Meers, Ed.D.

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