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General Education Core Abilities

General Education is an integral part of MATC programs and provides the knowledge and conceptual abilities that college-educated adults must have to achieve in occupational skills training and to perform more effectively in a demanding, complex world.

Core Ability

Indicators of Performance

1. Communicate effectively.
  • Use effective oral communication skills.
  • Use effective written communication skills.
  • Apply standard rules to language structure, including grammar and spelling.
  • Listen actively to others.
  • Derive meaning from text.
  • Communicate in a bias-free manner.
  • Support viewpoints with evidence.
2. Collaborate with others. 
  • Demonstrate respect in relating to people.
  • Cooperate and resolve conflicts effectively.
  • Participate in shared problem-solving.

3. Respect diversity.

  • Acknowledge personal prejudices and biases.
  • Appreciate perspectives of people outside one's own background/culture.
  • Work collaboratively with people from other backgrounds/cultures.
  • Demonstrate sensitivity to global issues.

4. Demonstrate responsibility.

  • Attend class as scheduled.
  • Turn in quality work.
  • Adhere to safety rules and regulations.
  • Act professionally to fulfill job duties within chosen field.
  • Demonstrate flexibility and self-directedness in learning.
  • Acknowledge a responsibility to the global community (cultural, economic, environmental, political).
  • Practice environmental sensitivity in one's profession.

5. Think critically.

  • Differentiate between fact and fiction.
  • Consider other viewpoints and perspectives. 
  • Present logical arguments.
  • Evaluate sources of information to solve problems.

6. Utilize technology.

  • Use technology to communicate.
  • Solve problems using technology.
  • Use appropriate technology to manage information.
  • Recognize the impacts of technology.

7. Apply math and science.

  • Apply math concepts and principles appropriately.
  • Apply scientific concepts and principles appropriately.
  • Interpret meaning from quantitive and scientific data.
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