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Master’s Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
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PLO1 |
To demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of scientific research methods and apply them effectively in professional contexts. |
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To critically analyze, evaluate, and apply contemporary theories and approaches in educational administration. |
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To audit the components of school operations based on appropriate preparation and professional training. |
| Skills |
PLO4 |
To apply scientific research methods and tools to address administrative challenges within educational institutions effectively. |
| PLO5 |
To design and develop educational programs based on sound preparation and professional standards. |
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To analyze contemporary intellectual and scientific frameworks in educational administration by applying major theories and their models. |
| Competences |
PLO7 |
To identify educational problems in general, and those related to the field of specialization in particular and propose practical and effective solutions. |
| PLO8 |
To demonstrate professional engagement within educational institutions and contribute to the development of positive attitudes toward the profession. |
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To integrate and apply contemporary theories and approaches in educational administration to real-world contexts, while demonstrating the ability to adapt to and anticipate emerging trends. |
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Learning Outcomes / Objectives
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| To equip students with a solid foundation in educational administration, including key theories, concepts, and practices, essential for effective management of educational institutions, thereby preparing a generation of educational leaders capable of responding to societal needs. |
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| To develop students’ understanding of scientific research methodologies and enable them to apply these methods effectively in educational contexts. |
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| To foster positive attitudes and professional values toward work in educational institutions, enhancing students’ readiness for the workplace. |
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| To train students to design, develop, and implement educational programs in accordance with professional standards. |
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| To train students to evaluate school operations and institutional performance using systematic and evidence-based approaches. |
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| To enable students to analyze educational issues in general and those related to their field of specialization in particular, and to propose appropriate solutions. |
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| To develop students’ ability to apply scientific research tools and methodologies in addressing administrative challenges within educational institutions. |
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Early Childhood Program — Learning Outcomes
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| Knowledge |
PLO1 |
To demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the principles of education and instruction in Jordan, particularly at the early childhood stage. |
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To apply diverse student assessment methods across all developmental domains and effectively address learners’ needs and challenges. |
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To demonstrate in-depth knowledge of child development processes during early childhood. |
| PLO4 |
To employ higher-order thinking skills to solve educational and instructional problems using scientific and systematic approaches. |
| Skills |
PLO5 |
To apply appropriate teaching skills, including lesson design, planning, implementation, and evaluation |
| PLO6 |
To utilize modern technological tools and digital resources to support learning and acquire new knowledge within the field of specialization. |
| PLO7 |
To apply research, statistical, and educational assessment skills effectively in educational contexts. |
| PLO8 |
To apply education theories in alignment with children’s developmental stages and individual characteristics, integrating appropriate instructional activities. |
| PLO9 |
To establish and maintain positive professional relationships with school administration, colleagues, students, and their families. |
| PL10 |
To apply scientific approaches and contemporary instructional strategies in teaching practice. |
| Competences |
PL11 |
To implement modern instructional programs and methods to develop students’ higher-order thinking skills. |
| PL12 |
To design and prepare integrated instructional plans for individual learning experiences. |
| PLO13 |
To provide diverse educational opportunities that foster multiple skill development, encourage self-directed learning, and promote lifelong learning and personal growth. |
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To provide educational and pedagogical opportunities and experiences that foster motivation for self-directed learning and promote continuous self-development. |
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To provide a positive, supportive, and safe classroom environment that enhances effective learning and student well-being. |
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To pursue continuous self-development academically, technically, and professionally. |
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Program Learning Outcomes (PLO) Matrix
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| Field Training (Practicum) |
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| Art and Music Education in Early Childhood |
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| Development of Scientific and Mathematical Concepts in Early Childhood |
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| Religious, Social, and Ethical Concepts in Early Childhood |
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| Teaching Strategies in Kindergarten |
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| Contemporary Social Issues in Early Childhood |
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| Measurement and Evaluation in Education |
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| Early Childhood Curricula |
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| Children's Literature |
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| Digital Media in Early Childhood |
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| Play in Early Childhood |
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| Development of Reading and Writing Readiness Skills for Kindergarten Children |
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| The Family and the Child's Socialization |
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| Cognitive and Linguistic Development in Early Childhood |
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| Organization of the Learning Environment |
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| Development Theories and Their Educational Applications |
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| Scientific Research Methods in Early Childhood |
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| Drama and Theatre in Early Childhood |
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| Scientific Research Methods in Early Childhood |
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