Overview
The
learning process at PSPBING is oriented to construct autonomy, be constructive,
and be outcome-based. Students become the centre of consideration of all steps
of learning. Therefore, the lecture process is carried out both face-to-face
and online lectures that synergize explanations, training, and projects (in the
form of face-to-face, blended learning or flipped classroom).
In
this teaching-learning process the three domains of student learning behaviour
(cognitive, affective, and psychomotor) are developed. Overall, lectures is
held within the framework of a learning management system designed to develop
the competencies set out in the course learning outcomes, to shape the
behaviours contained in the learning outcomes of study programs and the vision and
mission of the faculty and university overall. Thus, assessment tools include
written tests both in the form of multiple choices, content and essays, as well
as oral tests and actions in the form of dialogue, speech, etc. In addition,
assessment activities are also carried out during the learning process.
To
ensure effective learning, efforts to build constructive alignment between the
learning and assessment process with learning outcomes are done through
continuous and periodic monitoring and evaluation activities. On the basis of
the results of monitoring and evaluation, improvements are made on an ongoing
basis.