Crafting Effective Instructional Objectives Quiz
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What do statements of objectives typically consist of?

  • A preposition and a conjunction
  • A subject and an object
  • An adjective and an adverb
  • A noun or noun phrase and a verb or verb phrase (correct)
  • Why are phrases like 'The student shall be able to' common to all objectives?

  • They are used for administrative purposes
  • They define what students are expected to learn (correct)
  • They provide examples of objectives
  • They emphasize the difficulty level of the objectives
  • In what form are statements of objectives often presented when omitting the phrase 'The student shall be able to'?

  • With complex language structures
  • Just the unique part (e.g., 'Remember the economics law of supply and demand.') (correct)
  • In the form of a question
  • With additional examples
  • What is the noun phrase in the objective: 'The student shall be able to remember the law of supply and demand in economics'?

    <p>Law of supply and demand</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are cognitive process(es) included in statements of objectives?

    <p>To describe what is to be done with or to the subject matter content</p> Signup and view all the answers

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