The document outlines learning outcomes in the affective domain categorized by level: receiving, responding, valuing, organization, and characterization. At the receiving level, outcomes involve listening attentively and following directions. The responding level focuses on discussing lessons learned and creating a news article. Valuing outcomes include helping others and inviting participation. Organization outcomes are planning programs to address dyslexia. Characterization outcomes involve immediate assistance for dyslexic students and verifying the truth of content.
The document outlines learning outcomes in the affective domain categorized by level: receiving, responding, valuing, organization, and characterization. At the receiving level, outcomes involve listening attentively and following directions. The responding level focuses on discussing lessons learned and creating a news article. Valuing outcomes include helping others and inviting participation. Organization outcomes are planning programs to address dyslexia. Characterization outcomes involve immediate assistance for dyslexic students and verifying the truth of content.
The document outlines learning outcomes in the affective domain categorized by level: receiving, responding, valuing, organization, and characterization. At the receiving level, outcomes involve listening attentively and following directions. The responding level focuses on discussing lessons learned and creating a news article. Valuing outcomes include helping others and inviting participation. Organization outcomes are planning programs to address dyslexia. Characterization outcomes involve immediate assistance for dyslexic students and verifying the truth of content.
CATEGORY OR “LEVEL” LEARNING OUTCOMES RECEIVING 1. Listen or watch attentively to the lectures/ whole story of Like stars on Earth “every child is a special"
2. Follows the directions and rules in writing an
article.
RESPONDING 1. Discuss the condition, lesson learned and how
the situation of the main character affect his life/performance.
2. Practice making a news article about the 58 th
Founding Anniversary of the School. VALUING 1. Voluntarily help children who can’t read and write. -propose a plan to improve the macro skills of children
2. Invites other students to join the official
publication of the school and deliver nothing but the truth. ORGANIZATION 1. Organize a program, seminars and symposium to tackle Dyslexia (disability where a child has difficulty with understanding letters and words, and the reading disorder can happen to anyone.) and how to treat it. -recognize the needs of the needs of every child.
2. Explain the importance of delivering a news.
CHARACTERIZATION 1. Act immediately to help children/students with dyslexia. -perform an activity that would exercise the children’s mind.
2. Verify the truth or facts content of the article.