Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
5.404. Criteria for Evaluation
of Core Curricula.
- Each institution must review and evaluate its core curriculum at intervals
specified by the Board and shall report the results of that review to the
Board. The evaluation should include:
- the extent to which the curriculum is consistent with the elements of
the core curriculum recommended by the Board;
- the extent to which the curriculum is consistent with the "Texas Common
Course Numbering System";
- the extent to which the curriculum is consistent with the elements of
the core curriculum component areas, intellectual competencies, and
perspectives as expressed in "Core Curriculum: Assumptions and Defining
Characteristics" adopted by the Board; and
- the extent to which the institution's educational goals and the
exemplary educational objectives of the core curriculum recommended by the
Board are being achieved.
- Each institution's evaluation report must contain the following:
- a table that compares the institution's core curriculum with the core
component areas and exemplary educational objectives of the core curriculum
recommended by the Board;
- a brief description of the purpose and substance of the institution's
core curriculum;
- a description of the processes and procedures used to evaluate the
institution's core curriculum; and
- a description of the ways in which the evaluation results are utilized
to improve the core curriculum at the institution.
From THECB Rules, Chapter 5, Section 404
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