1. Develop ability to apply principles and generalizations already learned to new problems and situations

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2. Develop analytic skills

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3. Develop problem-solving skills

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4. Develop ability to draw reasonable inferences from observations

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5. Develop ability to synthesize and integrate information and ideas

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6. Develop ability to think holistically: to see the whole as well as the parts

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7. Develop ability to think creatively

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8. Develop ability to distinguish between fact and opinion

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9. Improve skill at paying attention

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10. Develop ability to concentrate

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11. Improve memory skills

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12. Improve listening skills

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13. Improve speaking skills

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14. Improve reading skills

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15. Improve writing skills

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16. Develop appropriate study skills, strategies, and habits

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17. Improve mathematical skills

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18. Learn terms and facts of this subject

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19. Learn concepts and theories in this subject

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20. Develop skill in using materials, tools, and/or technology central to this subject

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21. Learn to understand perspectives and values of this subject

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22. Prepare for transfer or graduate study

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23. Learn techniques and methods used to gain new knowledge in this subject

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24. Learn to evaluate methods and materials in this subject

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25. Learn to appreciate important contributions to this subject

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26. Develop an appreciation of the liberal arts and sciences

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27. Develop an openness to new ideas

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28. Develop an informed concern about contemporary social issues

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29. Develop a commitment to exercise the rights and responsibilities of citizenship

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30. Develop a lifelong love of learning

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31. Develop aesthetic appreciation

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32. Develop an informed historical perspective

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33. Develop an informed understanding of the role of science and technology

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34. Develop an informed appreciation of other cultures

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35. Develop capacity to make informed ethical choices

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36. Develop ability to work productively with others

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37. Develop management skills

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38. Develop leadership skills

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39. Develop a commitment to accurate work

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40. Improve ability to follow directions, instructions, and plans

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41. Improve ability to organize and use time effectively

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42. Develop a commitment to personal achievement

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43. Develop ability to perform skillfully

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44. Cultivate a sense of responsibility for ones's own behavior

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45. Improve self-esteem/self-confidence

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46. Develop a commitment to ones's own values

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47. Develop respect for ones's own values

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48. Cultivate emotional health and well-being

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49. Cultivate physical health and well being

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50. Cultivate an active commitment to honesty

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51. Develop capacity to think for oneself

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52. Develop capacity to make wise decisions

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53. In general, how do you see your primary role as a teacher? (Although more than one statement may apply, please choose only one.)

Teaching students facts and principles of the subject matter
Providing a role model for students
Helping students develop higher-order thinking skills
Preparing students for jobs/careers
Fostering student development and personal growth
Helping students develop basic learning skills