QEC & CT Subcommittee Meeting
11
“From this process, I’ve learned that the types of questions that we were to consider were nothing of the ordinary that I am used to. It made me think a lot more into the article by the questions that were asked of me. My thinking process expanded, because of the kinds of questions it included.”
-
Upload
silas-church -
Category
Documents
-
view
30 -
download
7
description
“From this process, I’ve learned that the types of questions that we were to consider were nothing of the ordinary that I am used to. It made me think a lot more into the article by the questions that were asked of me. My thinking process expanded, because of the kinds of questions it included.”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Transcript of QEC & CT Subcommittee Meeting
“From this process, I’ve learned that the types of questions that we were to
consider were nothing of the ordinary that I am used to. It made me think a lot
more into the article by the questions that were asked of me. My thinking
process expanded, because of the kinds of questions it included.”
Quality Enhancement Committee &
Critical Thinking Subcommittee of the Educational Oversite Group
Agenda
Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour CETL Update QEP & Assessment Update
Center of Excellence for Teaching and Learning (CETL) www.spcollege.edu/cetl [email protected] Advisory Committee Transition Team Board of Directors Lead Faculty Associate Faculty Associates
Enhancing student learning by
Improving students’ ability to think critically
2010 Faculty ChampionsValerie Carter – Dental Hygiene, Health Services, & Orthotics & Prosthetics
Bill Ballo & Martin VanBourgondien – Emergency Medical Services
Gary Brown – Funeral Services
Larry Goldsmith – Hospitality & Tourism Management and Parks & Leisure Services
Cheryl Kerr – Human Services
Valerie Polansky & Mitch Watrous – Medical Laboratory Technology
Monica Lara – Natural Science
Mary Hanlon & Barb Heier – Physical Therapist Assistant
Todd VanAuken – Radiography
Steven Hardt – Respiratory Care
Cynthia Grey & Wendy Rib – Veterinary Technology BAS
Ginny Price – Veterinary Technology AS
InitiativesAssessment
Critical Thinking Resources
Professional
Development
Student Success
Student Success
Professional Development
Critical Thinking Resources
Enhancing student learning by
Improving students’ ability to think critically
![arXiv:2006.10585v1 [quant-ph] 18 Jun 2020pared [4, 5]. However, QEC requires a large number of auxiliary qubits and the practical implementation of QEC codes in the current quantum](https://static.fdocuments.in/doc/165x107/5fcbc503a564e11f2e54a40b/arxiv200610585v1-quant-ph-18-jun-2020-pared-4-5-however-qec-requires-a.jpg)
