A
learning target or what is called an objective, specifies what you would like
your students to achieve at the end of an instruction. It emphasizes that the
goal of teaching involves more than covering the material and keeping students
actively engaged. The teacher should make sure to specify the objectives or the
learning targets since they guide the teaching-learning process and they make
things clearer for teachers, students and parents and they help students to
achieve better.
Reasons
for using specific learning targets:
1-
They make goals explicit.
2-They
communicate intent of instruction to students, teachers and parents.
3-
They provide the basis of teaching.
4-
They describe specific performances that will be evaluated.
5-
They make it easier to individualize instructions.
6-
They help teachers focus their assessment and evaluations.
Kinds of objectives:
1- Cognitive objectives: are at the level of cognitive and
thinking skills of students.
2- Affective objectives: are at the level of values and attitudes
of students.
3- Psychomotor objectives: are at the level of motor skills of
students.
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