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What does the SMART framework in writing learning objectives emphasize?
What does the SMART framework in writing learning objectives emphasize?
- Setting goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely (correct)
- Creating objectives that are vague and broad
- Prioritizing self-awareness over performance
- Focusing only on long-term results
Which level of Bloom's Taxonomy involves applying knowledge in new situations?
Which level of Bloom's Taxonomy involves applying knowledge in new situations?
- Knowledge
- Synthesis
- Application (correct)
- Analysis
In Robert Mager's framework, what is a key characteristic of performance-based objectives?
In Robert Mager's framework, what is a key characteristic of performance-based objectives?
- They emphasize passive learning strategies
- They focus solely on theoretical knowledge gain
- They prioritize learning under stress conditions
- They describe what learners will perform after training (correct)
What is the highest level of Bloom's Taxonomy, which involves making judgments about the value of materials or methods?
What is the highest level of Bloom's Taxonomy, which involves making judgments about the value of materials or methods?
Which domain of learning does Bloom's Taxonomy's affective domain represent?
Which domain of learning does Bloom's Taxonomy's affective domain represent?
When writing learning objectives, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of them being measurable?
When writing learning objectives, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of them being measurable?
Which action is associated with the analysis level of Bloom's Taxonomy?
Which action is associated with the analysis level of Bloom's Taxonomy?
What must be defined when setting the condition of performance in Mager's framework?
What must be defined when setting the condition of performance in Mager's framework?
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Study Notes
Program Creation Overview
- Learning objectives serve triple purpose: guide participants, leadership, and L&D departments.
- Key areas focus on program design, delivery, and evaluation.
SMART Framework for Learning Objectives
- Specific: Clearly define the desired outcome of the learning objectives.
- Measurable: Establish criteria for measuring progress and success.
- Attainable: Ensure objectives are realistic and achievable.
- Relevant: Align objectives with broader organizational goals and participant needs.
- Timely: Set appropriate deadlines for achieving objectives.
Bloom’s Taxonomy for Writing Learning Objectives
- Cognitive Domain: Focuses on mental skills; includes increasing complexity in knowledge acquisition.
- Knowledge: Recall facts and information (e.g., name Bloom's levels).
- Comprehension: Understand and summarize concepts (e.g., explain themes).
- Application: Utilize knowledge in practical scenarios (e.g., write objectives based on Bloom's).
- Analysis: Examine and differentiate ideas (e.g., compare Bloom's model).
- Synthesis: Integrate components to form a new understanding (e.g., create a learning model).
- Evaluation: Critically assess and argue for or against concepts (e.g., evaluate Bloom’s framework).
Robert Mager’s Framework for Learning Objectives
- Performance-based objectives focus on observable actions post-training.
- Characteristics:
- Performance: Articulates specific actions expected from learners.
- Condition: Specifies the context or conditions under which learning is demonstrated.
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