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This is entitled good, however, it serves as a great resource on how to construct your syllabus.

This website provides information on how to conduct learning program assessment

A website which gives a quick run-down of some of the qualities preceptors should have and incorporate into their teaching styles. Includes tables and charts for easier reading

This "monograph" has a nice outline of the basic components of precepting. Not the most visually appealing resource but the information is useful

This article review by Adam Wisman reviews essential components of preparing and conducting a successful demonstration.

Not a checklist, however, provides great examples.

Great way to keep track of what you should have in a syllabus.

This website is a great resource aimed for learners and teachers of any kind, created as a free educational public service for anyone to reproduce. It is even translated into 38 different languages! The website includes information under a variety of categories: learning and studying; internet; project and time management; writing and vocabulary; thinking and evaluation; reading and research; and math and science. Topics range from strategies for creating a test, to stress management, to information about learning techniques. Many of them even contain multimedia components to enhance learning (for example, see "Thinking Critically").

Provides a brief document with major components of the syllabus with general tips for each section.

The Kirkpatrick partners provide resources for understanding the components of the Kirkpatrick's four level evaluation model.

This was a very helpful sight that talked about the individual components of the syllabus, things to consider and include, how to break it down when developing your own syllabus. I found it very insightful, yet easy to read and follow