Examples of using Learning outcomes in English and their translations into Finnish
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great learning outcomes, and have proven to be a very positive experience for both students and instructors.
ECVET points": a numerical representation of the overall weight of learning outcomes in a qualification and of the relative weight of units in relation to the qualification.
reliable assessment according to agreed and transparent learning outcomes based standards.
individuals' learning outcomes which have been assessed
The learning outcomes relevant to Level 3 are tasks in work
external monitoring and evaluation of teaching and learning outcomes.
on the labour market, while the EQF has eight levels based on learning outcomes.
The agreement should outline the objectives and expected learning outcomes, as well as how these can be achieved and implemented and recognised.
the learning efficiency and learning outcomes.
It states in point 8 of its Annex that, when mobility is undertaken by individuals,"participants should be provided with assistance to facilitate recognition and certification" of learning outcomes.
The EQF framework includes qualifications based on learning outcomes acquired through general or vocational formal routes such as upper secondary qualifications.
while giving emphasis to outputs and learning outcomes;
technical principles are required in order to ensure mutual trust and to enable the transfer and recognition of learning outcomes in the context of trans-national mobility.
faculty capacities, learning outcomes and evaluation.
the levels based on learning outcomes- make it easier to compare qualifications.
information about further developments in the transfer and recognition of mobile learners' learning outcomes.
They stressed that the requirements of quality assurance and learning outcomes applying to national qualifications should equally apply to international(sectoral) qualifications.
national qualification frameworks and better gearing learning outcomes towards labour market needs.
three are issued by competent organisations, all share to some extent a pragmatic focus on competences and learning outcomes.
To cope with these differences we need a mechanism that can compare national qualification systems and ensure that the learning outcomes of each qualification can be easily understood and compared.