An instructor is preparing an application form for a new class which presents intermediate level material on a particular topic.
Which of the following information should be included on the form?
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A. B. C. D.C.
When preparing an application form for a new class that presents intermediate level material on a particular topic, the information that should be included on the form are as follows:
C. The students' experience.
The instructor should include information about the students' experience because intermediate-level classes assume that students already have a basic understanding of the topic. Knowing the students' experience level will allow the instructor to tailor the class to meet the needs of the students, ensuring that they are not bored or overwhelmed by the material.
A. The students' education level
The instructor should also include information about the students' education level. This will help the instructor to ensure that the material is presented at an appropriate level of complexity, and to avoid using jargon or technical terms that the students may not understand.
D. The students' employer.
Including information about the students' employer may not be necessary for an intermediate level class. However, if the class is focused on a particular industry or profession, knowing the students' employer can help the instructor to understand the context in which the material will be applied.
B. The students' gender.
The students' gender is not relevant when preparing an application form for a class that presents intermediate level material on a particular topic. It is important to ensure that the class is inclusive and accessible to all students, regardless of their gender, and that the instructor does not make assumptions based on gender.