Becoming a successful learner and a productive community member requires certain skills that are incorporated into the learning model at Metro. Students must demonstrate mastery of these leadership skills in order to graduate.
Students demonstrate the principles of effective communication; use precise language; communicate effectively both orally and in writing; and use technology and the arts as tools to communicate to a range of audiences.
Students demonstrate the ability to complete projects successfully; employ project-planning skills; set goals and develop strategies to meet those goals; acquire and use information and resources to implement their strategies; and evaluate the effectiveness of their approach.
Students demonstrate the ability to analyze information and ideas from multiple perspectives; apply principles of logical reasoning; deconstruct concepts, text, and argument; synthesize or generalize information; and apply lessons learned to new or different situations.
Students demonstrate the ability to recognize problem situations (personal, academic, and professional); identify, locate, and organize information; propose, evaluate, and select alternative solutions; take appropriate risks; and are creative and flexible in their approach to problems.
Students demonstrate the ability to integrate and present ideas and concepts in fresh or original ways; apply artistic processes and skills to work; and use a variety of media to communicate meaning and intent.
Students demonstrate the ability to work cooperatively with diverse groups; share responsibility; accept supervision and feedback from peers; assume leadership roles; and are
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