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What type of learning domains should objectives cover?
What type of learning domains should objectives cover?
- Motor skills domain primarily
- Many areas of learning (correct)
- Only the cognitive domain
- Only the physical domain
What might a teacher who values originality of ideas write as an objective?
What might a teacher who values originality of ideas write as an objective?
- The child will think of and try out various solutions to a problem. (correct)
- The child will memorize facts accurately.
- The child will run a mile within 10 minutes.
- The child will follow instructions exactly as given.
Which scenario best exemplifies a focus on originality of ideas?
Which scenario best exemplifies a focus on originality of ideas?
- The child trying different methods to reach a high swing seat. (correct)
- The child running to fetch a ball quickly.
- The child solving a math equation correctly in one way.
- The child drawing within the lines in a coloring book.
What might an objective for physical development focus on?
What might an objective for physical development focus on?
In the given example, how many trials are specified for catching a ball?
In the given example, how many trials are specified for catching a ball?
Which of the following does not align with focusing on originality of ideas?
Which of the following does not align with focusing on originality of ideas?
What area of development does catching a large ball at a distance of 5 feet focus on?
What area of development does catching a large ball at a distance of 5 feet focus on?
Why might objectives include various domains of learning?
Why might objectives include various domains of learning?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the application of an educational objective focused on physical development?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the application of an educational objective focused on physical development?
Study Notes
Using Educational Objectives in Preschool and Kindergarten
- The use of behavioral objectives is becoming popular in some preschool programs to identify curriculum goals.
- Behavioral objectives help teachers prioritize valuable goals and define how to measure their achievement.
Definition of Behavioral Objectives
- A behavioral objective is a clear statement that identifies a specific goal deemed important by the teacher.
- It typically consists of a sentence or two that describes the desired behavior when the goal is achieved.
- Behavioral objectives should be based on observable behavior.
- They should cover various areas of learning, not just cognitive domain.
Examples of Behavioral Objectives
- A teacher valuing originality of ideas might write: "When presented with a problem, the child will think of and try out various solutions until finding one that works."
- A teacher prioritizing physical development might specify: "Given one or two trials, the child will be able to catch a large ball at a distance of 5 feet."
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Learn about the use of behavioral objectives in preschool programmes to identify curriculum goals and define clear targets for young learners.
