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assessment of the learner
The first step in the teaching learning process. Determines what the learner needs to know, when and under which conditions the learner is most receptive to learning
identifying gaps
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS are determined by__ in the learner’s knowledge, attitude, or skills.
mager
Developed a system for writing behavioral objectives that help teachers make appropriate instructional decisions as well as assist learners in understanding what they need and are expected to know.
taxonomy
The study of the general principles of scientific classification
bloom’s taxonomy
is a classification system used to define and distinguish different levels of human cognition—i.e., thinking, learning, and understanding.
creating
became the highest level in the classification system, switching places with Evaluating
educational
used to identify the intended outcomes of the education process.
instructional
describe the teaching activities, specific content areas, and resources used to facilitate effective instruction
behavioral/learning
describe precisely what the learner will be able to do following a learning situation.
goals
Final outcome to be achieved at the end, broad, long-term targets and multidimensional
objectives
Specific, single, one-dimensional, short-term and achieved at the end of one teaching session
cognitive
mental skills (knowledge)
affective
growth in feelings or emotional areas (attitude or self)
psychomotor
manual or physical skills (skills)
knowledge
This involves the ability to recall information.
comprehension
It refers to understanding the data. Furthermore, it also involves interpreting the data.
application
This means using knowledge in a new situation. It refers to apply knowledge.
analysis
Helps students to understand the difference
synthesis
To combine different parts of information to form a pattern. Hence, synthesis gives new meaning.
evaluation
The ability to form judgments about a situation
receiving information
Here a person becomes aware of the feelings and emotions. Furthermore, it also involves the ability to use emotion.
responding to the situation
This means people responding to phenomena. It involves the active participation of the people.
valuing
A person places value on something which he finds important. Hence valuing is the ability to see the worth of something
organization
This means to organize values into matters of great importance. A person gives more importance to some values over another.
characterization
Here internalized valued control a person’s behavior. Hence characterization refers to the ability to internalize values
perception
Here a person applies sensory information to motor activity
set
A person here is ready to act on the given opportunity. Above all, it refers to the readiness to act.
guided response
This refers to a person’s ability to copy a behavior
mechanism
Mechanism is a person’s ability to convert responses into a habit. Hence it means to be skill-full.
complex clear response
It means a person’s ability to perform complex patterns of action.
adaptation
This means to adapt one’s behavior in case of special events
origination
This means to form new ways or patterns for a situation.
teaching plan
Blueprint to achieve the goals and objectives that have been developed
Should indicate the purpose, content, methods, tools, timing and evaluation of instruction
Can be presented in many different format
15 to 20 mins
Teaching session should be no more than__ in length and no more than 30 minutes