Computing
Concept and Application Learning Skills
Reviewing this set of computer-related learning skills and recording the 4 most relevant for your project will help you assess your skills and analyze your progress during the creation of the self-learning project that interests you the most. Please record your chosen skills in the Beginning Skill Areas table below for inclusion in preparing your Start-Up Self-Assessment and Self-Assessment Project Journals. When selecting your 4 skills you anticipate using during the first two weeks of the project, choose no more than 2 Computer Concept and Application Learning Skills from the same Domain to start.
As you progress past
the first two weeks of the project you will be utilizing more skills, which you
should list in the Additional Skills Areas table at the bottom of this
page for inclusion on future Self-Assessment Project Journals.
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Language Development Domain |
Affective Domain |
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Defining vocabulary/Assigning
meaning |
Managing
frustration/Building
self-esteem |
Practice and usage
Pattern recognition/Recognizing symbols |
Persisting in self management
Planning individual action |
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Cognitive Domain |
Listening/Observing/Recognizing
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Systematizing/Categorizing |
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Utilizing
information systems |
Integrating prior knowledge/Transferring
knowledge
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Inferring/Logical
thinking |
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Identify learning requirements/Identifying assumptions Identifying
functions/Identifying rules |
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Social Domain |
Psychomotor Domain |
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Rephrasing
information/ Conversing |
Using computers
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Writing with technical detail
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Using the Internet
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Utilizing resources effectively |
Being precise |
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My Additional Learning Skills for CS 1000 IT Project
(Use this table for recording additional skills as you progress with your project.)
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