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Creating Learning Objectives

Creating Learning Objectives. What’s it all about?. Why create learning objectives?. Learning Objectives…What’s the big Deal anyway?”. ASSURE MODEL How’s it Connected?. What’s the “A”…in the assure model?

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Creating Learning Objectives

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  1. CreatingLearning Objectives What’s it all about?

  2. Why create learning objectives? • Learning Objectives…What’s the big Deal anyway?”

  3. ASSURE MODELHow’s it Connected? • What’s the “A”…in the assure model? • In this lesson we are going to look at the 2nd letter of the Assure Model…State your Objectives

  4. What is a course outcome? a general statement that indicates what will be covered AND assessed in a course What’s a Course Outcome?Is this different than an learning objective?

  5. Course Outcome

  6. Course Outcome

  7. Course Outcome Building Curriculum

  8. If a course outcome is a general statement…. Then what is a learning objective? Learning Objectives guide the lesson Linked back directly to a specific course outcome NOT USED FOR FORMAL ASSESSMENT PURPOSES What’s a Learning Objective?Is it really different from a course outcome?

  9. Creating Learning Objectives • Consists of 4 components • Audience: learner • Behaviour: action word…learner demonstrates • Criteria: when performance is good enough • Degree: special conditions

  10. Learning Objective Examples • Learners will create3 learning objectives using all 4 componentsby the end of this lesson. • Learners will create2 mini lessons using 2 different learning objectivesby the end of this course.

  11. Your Turn • In pairs or 3s reconstruct a learning objective for making a peanut butter sandwich.

  12. What component do you think is the most important part of a learning objective? Behaviour or action word. Making your own learning objective

  13. Where do we get the Action Words? • Bloom’s Taxonomy • Cognitive (knowledge) • Psychomotor (action) • Affective (feelings) • Page 27 of your books..modified version • Novice vs Expert

  14. Course Outcomes & Learning Objectives Linked

  15. Course Outcomes & Learning Objectives Linked Course Outcome

  16. Course Outcomes & Learning Objectives Linked Course Outcome Learning Statements

  17. Course Outcomes & Learning Objectives Linked Course Outcome What do I need to do to change the statements into learning objectives? Learning Statements

  18. Learning Objective Examples • Learners will correctlydefine the words shoe and shine 100%on a paper and pencil test. • Learners will describe 3 parts of shoe shining equipment during a 5 minute presentation.

  19. Create 3 Learning Objectives • White Paper • Draw org chart like the one I did • Break your Course outcome into mini steps or statements (hint find a verb that describes the step) • Write learning objective below each step.

  20. SHARE & CHECK TIME • Share your work….write one objective on the white boards

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