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Ask for help > Is this obejective behaviour correct ?
Is this obejective behaviour correct ?
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Pretty3
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Is this obejective behaviour correct ?
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Hi,
Can you tell me if this obejective behaviour is correct
A student will be able to guess the meaning of the new word correctly ?
Thanks in advance |
8 Jan 2011
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edrodmedina
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Helo. If you mean for the student to wildly guess and have a slim chance of getting it correct then yes. I would, if the student is using context clues and such to get at the meaning, use deduce or a similar word. |
8 Jan 2011
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lizsantiago
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as far as i was taught, objective mst be written using verbs that if someone comes to see your class he/she must be able to see that objective was accomplished. for example if you write and objective like: the student will learn the numbers from 1-10, if i go to your class how would i know the student learned them, is there a way that i can get to see that? maybe this link can help u
ed told you about the verb deduce but that is not an action that you can observe,so read the links so you gt the idea of whatverbs you should use. |
8 Jan 2011
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edrodmedina
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Of course Lz is correct. This link provides a list of verbs and examples you can use. The keys are that the objectives be observable and measureable. http://www.naacls.org/docs/announcement/writing-objectives.pdf
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9 Jan 2011
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