Running head: OBJECTIVES 1

Sample Objectives by Content Type

May Matti

Instructional Science and Technology, California State University, Monterey Bay

IST626: Instructional Design

Dr. Gary Rauchfuss

June 19, 2022

87/100

Note: The maximum score for each objective is 12 points, three for being a clear example of the

content type and three each for conditions, action verbs, and a standard. The remaining four

points for the assignment overall are for APA style and grammar/usage. (I didn’t take off for

APA Style for this assignment.)

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OBJECTIVES

Sample Objectives by Content Type

Declarative Knowledge

Given a manual, LPAD faculty will be able to recognize the functionality of the tabs for

building questionnaires with 90% accuracy.

Concepts - 12

Given a sample of quantitative and qualitative questionnaires and their attributes, LPAD

faculty will be able to classify examples of a quantitative and qualitative questionnaires with

85% accuracy.

Principles - 9

Given a sample of quantitative and qualitative questionnaires and their attributes, LPAD

faculty will be able to explain why the given samples are qualitative or quantitative

questionnaires with 100% accuracy.

Procedures - 12

Given the eXplorance Blue survey tool’s instruction sheet, LPAD faculty will be able to

build a questionnaire for the effectiveness of the Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) workshop

with 90% accuracy.

Problem Solving - 12

Given access to the eXplorance Blue survey tool, LPAD faculty will be able to design

anonymous surveys to protect participants’ Personal Identification Information (PIIs) with 100%

accuracy.
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Cognitive Strategies - 9

Given a list of sound feminine plural nouns in Arabic, the Arabic learner will be able to

identify the suffixes needed to create a sound feminine plural with 100% accuracy.

Attitudes - 8

Given the option to participate in the art competition, participants will choose to recreate

the same painting until they are able to tune the details in 30 minutes.

Psychomotor Skills - 9

Given access to “Alexa” hands-free software in a car, a driver will be able to set up a

voice command to dial calls by practicing articulating several sentences provided by the software

with accuracy gauged by the response to the command.