Begin with the end in mind.
A successful objective is a description of a student at the end of a lesson.
An objective has four parts:
Use this to plan your objective
1. Condition (Under what conditions will the objectives will be learned?)
2. Learning
a. Specific Content
b. Level of Complexity/Bloom's Taxonomy
3. Behavior (Must be congruent to the level of Bloom's listed in your learning.
Also it must overt and measurable!)
4. Performance Level (What is the degree of mastery expected?)
Objective PowerPoints
Writing a four part objective and practical applications of Bloom's Taxonomy
Resources
Tips on writing successful objectives
Writing Instructionally Sound Objectives
Overt Behaviors using Bloom's Taxonomy
Bloom's Taxonomy and Multiple Intelligences (Lessons)
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