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Handout Prof. Ed
IN
PRICIPLES AND METHODS
OF TEACHING
Submitted by:
BEED-2A
Submitted to:
Instructor
BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES
IMPORTANCE:
Identification of what the students are expected to know, develop and inculcate.
Basis for planning and organizing learning activities.
Choice of appropriate instructional materials, equipment, and simple tools.
Decision on appropriate assessment techniques.
RULES IN FORMULATING:
▪︎The five essential rules in writing behavioral objectives are the ff. :
STATING OBJECTIVES:
● Behavior- can be observed, at the same time facilitate measurement and evaluation.
▪︎Following are the cognitive processes expected of the learner. They are divided into six levels
ranging from simple to complex.
Knowledge- the students can recall, define, recognize or identify specific information
presented during instruction.
Comprehension- the students can demonstrate understanding of information by
translating it into a different form or by recognizing it in translated form.
Application- students can apply the information in performing concrete actions.
Analysis- the students can recognize the organization and structure of a body
information, break this information down into its constituents parts, and specify the
relationships between these parts.
Synthesis- students can bring to bear information from various sources to create a
product uniquely his or her own.
Evaluation- students can apply a standard in making a judgement on the worth of
something.