Introduction to Algebra Needs Assessment

Jerry Whaley

EDU 655

Dr. Kris Jamsa

Oct 12, 2009

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Needs Assessment References

Needs Assessment…► Four steps in conducting a needs assessment:

“Gap” analysis –►Determine the current skills, knowledge, and abilities of

your subjects – These lessons provide an introduction to Algebra.

►What is needed for personal and professional success? –Knowledge and skills for problem solving and analytical thinking.

Priorities and importance –►Cost effective - Online training is available almost

anywhere. The product is reasonably priced.► Legalities and safety factors - Adhere to copyright laws and

must teach netiquette etiquette. Lifetime license.► Skilled educators - Minimum requirement suggested would

be a Bachelor's degree.►Meeting expectations - This is intended to prepare learners

for the next phase of Algebra and other analytical skills.

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Needs Assessment… Performance opportunities –

► Improving performance effectiveness - This is a basic introduction training lesson, providing the prerequisite to advance to the next level.

Growth opportunities –► A building block to advanced mathematical, analytical, and

problem solving skills.

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References

Edkins, J. (2009). Points on a Compass. Retrieved Oct 10, 2009 from http://gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/units/angles.htm

Horton, William. (2006). E-Learning by Design. San Francisco, CA: Pfeiffer

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