Press Release
April 5, 2005
MaxKnowledge and CCA Launch New Online Course:
Student Learning & Assessment in Career Education
Santa Ana, CA, April 5, 2005 - MaxKnowledge and Career College Association today announced the availability of a new online training course for career college instructors.
Student Learning & Assessment in Career Education is facilitated by MaxKnowledge faculty, Susan Polick. "This course will help you to identify the different learning styles of your students so that you can adjust your instruction to better accommodate them," said Dr. Gary Meers, MaxKnowledge Director of Education.
"Good teachers regularly monitor the effectiveness of their instruction by assessing their students’ learning. This course will examine several aspects of assessment including how to create good tests, how to ask effective questions and how to get your students to actively participate in their learning by asking questions themselves," said Susan Polick.
The online course is delivered in an asynchronous fashion and participants receive 4 hours of continuing education credit upon successful completion of the training. The course is available on a continuous enrollment basis on the MaxKnowledge website: www.maxknowledge.com/ED103.php.
About MaxKnowledge
MaxKnowledge is the leading training provider for the career college sector of higher education. The company provides professional development and continuing education opportunities for the management, staff and faculty of career colleges and schools - worldwide. The company's mission is to maximize the performance of career college operations through effective employee training and development. For more information, please visit: www.maxknowledge.com.
About CCA
The Career College Association (CCA) is the premier national association in Washington, D.C. representing accredited, private, postsecondary schools, institutes, colleges and universities that provide career-specific educational programs. CCA has over 1,400 institutional members that educate and support almost two million students each year for employment in over 200 occupational fields. For more information, please visit: www.career.org.
