Student Learning Outcomes from a Typical HDFS Course Do Not

question 4

Multiple Choice

Student learning outcomes from a typical HDFS course do not include:

• A) the ability to demonstrate knowledge of the three domains of development
• B) the ability to understand prominent theories, research, and practices
• C) the ability to interpret and analyze data
• D) the ability to demonstrate knowledge and application of the interplay of issues and processes in diverse family systems

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Definitions:

Cultural Literacy

The ability to understand and participate fluently in a given culture by being familiar with its symbols, practices, and concepts.

Computer Literacy

Refers to the ability to use computers and related technology efficiently, with a range of skills covering levels from elementary use to programming and advanced problem solving.

Electronic Searches

The process of using the internet and digital databases to find information, documents, or specific data using search engines and keywords.

Research Papers

Extended written works that present the results of in-depth study or investigation on a specific topic.