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766 Alignment Template

Danae Cowell
Brief description of proposed project. (Be sure to remind me if this is to be online, blended, etc.)
This project is designed to help promote awareness of trauma and further educate instructors at University X of how to
support students who have experienced trauma. This will be done through the use of an online, self-paced training
course. The first module will seek to go over the definition of trauma and PTSD, typical signs of trauma and traumatic
responses, and how trauma can affect a students ability to learn in the classroom. It will also look to build instructor's
skills and abilities to employ trauma informed principles when working with students.

Terminal Objective: When given an end of training assessment, instructors will be able to define traumatic experiences
with at least 90% accuracy.
Enabling Objectives Assessment Idea Absorb Activity Do Activity Connect Activity
Instructors will be able Module Quiz - Multiple
to list different types of Select Questions.
common traumatizing Instructors will be
situations. asked to select all of
the common types of
traumatizing situations
from a list of different
scenarios.
Instructors will be able Module Quiz-
to describe what Follow up
criteria makes a Composition Essay
situation traumatizing. question to the pick
one case study
scenarios. Instructors
will describe why they
think scenarios are

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traumatizing or not,
explaining the criteria
that is present.
Instructors will be able Module Quiz- Pick
to distinguish between One Questions.
direct and vicarious Instructors will be
(indirect) trauma. asked to select if a
situation is considered
direct or indirect
trauma.
Instructors will be able Module Quiz-Multiple
to recall prevalence Choice Question and
rates around trauma. Answers. Instructors
will be asked to pick
the right percentages
relating to prevalence
levels.
Instructors will be able Module Quiz- Pick
to discriminate One Questions. Given
between traumatizing case study scenarios,
situations vs. non- instructors will select if
traumatizing a scenario would most
situations. likely be traumatizing
or non-traumatizing.
(follow up related to
enabling objective 2)

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Terminal Objective: When given an end of training assessment, instructors will be able to list common responses to direct
and indirect trauma experiences, citing at least 10 typical responses.
Enabling Objectives Assessment Idea Absorb Activity Do Activity Connect Activity
Instructors will be able Quiz- Fill in the blank
to define Post questions. Instructors
Traumatic Stress will be asked to fill in
Disorder according to the bank for key
DSM-5 criteria. criteria related to
PTSD.
Instructors will be able Quiz- Pick-Multiple
to describe common Question. Instructors
physical and will select typical
psychological effects responses when given
of traumatic a list of responses.
experiences.
Day in the life activity.
Instructors will reflect
on what it would be
like to live a day in the
life of someone with
PTSD.
Instructors will be able Self-Reflection on
to explain common teaching experiences
impacts of trauma on with students.
learning.
Day in the life activity.
Instructors will reflect
on what it would be
like to live a day in the
life of someone with
PTSD.

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Terminal Objective: Instructors will be able to describe resources that they can turn to for help within their
university/community.
Enabling Objectives Assessment Idea Absorb Activity Do Activity Connect Activity
Instructors will be able Resource Worksheet.-
to recall people of Fill in the Blank
support. question. Instructors
will list people of
support in their lives.
Instructors will be able Resource Worksheet-
to recall community Fill in the blank
resources. question. Instructors
will list resources
within the community.
Instructors will be able Case study. Given a
to compare options for case study, instructors
support. will select supports
that would be relevant
to the situation.
Instructors will be able Case study. Given a
to choose options for case study, instructors
support. will select supports
that would be relevant
to the situation.
Instructors will be able Case study. Given a

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to explain options for case study, instructors
supports. explain the supports
they select for the
situation.

Terminal Objective: Given a role play scenario, instructors will be able to communicate with students in a way that meets
all of the trauma informed instructional guidelines.

Enabling Objectives Assessment Idea Absorb Activity Do Activity Connect Activity


Instructors will be able Computer based role
to paraphrase and play- pick one
reflect student's question. Instructors
concerns. will select an
appropriate response
after hearing an
example concern.
Instructors will be able Computer based role
to develop open play- composition
ended questions for question. Instructors
exploration. will compose open
ended question to ask
after hearing a
student's story.
Instructors will be able Computer based role
to recognize play- pick one
individuals are not to question. Instructors
blame for their will select an
victimization. appropriate response

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after hearing an
example concern.

Terminal Objective: Given a list of trauma informed guidelines and an learning objective, instructors will be able to develop
learning activities that meet all of the trauma informed instructional principles. (psychomotor domain)

Enabling Objectives Assessment Idea Absorb Activity Do Activity Connect Activity


Instructors will be able Matching List
to identify trauma Question Line Up.
informed principles. Instructors will match
up principles with their
descriptions.
Instructors will be able Map of Current
to map out learning Learning Activity.
activities. Instructors will map
out one learning
activity within a course
they have.
Instructors will be able Alignment Map for
to apply trauma Trauma Informed
informed instructional Principles. Instructors
principles. will apply principles to
their learning activity.
Instructors will be able Composition

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to justify and explain Question- Instructors
trauma informed will explain what they
application. chose and how it
applies.

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