Course planning involves designing and organizing the content, structure, and delivery of an academic course to achieve specific learning objectives. Key steps include defining course objectives and outcomes, selecting and organizing content, choosing instructional strategies, planning assessments, and scheduling the course timeline. Effective course planning ensures that the material is presented logically, assessments align with learning goals, and students are engaged and supported throughout the course. Regular review and feedback are also integral to refining and improving the course over time.
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See also: Course Outline Template and Guide
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