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LEVEL OF
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
PRESENTED BY:
Manisha thakur
Child Health Nursing
INTRODUCTION
“Goals are not only absolutely necessary to
motivate us, they are essential to really keep ua
alive”
Educational objectives tell us what the learner
should be able to do after undertaking
educational programme. It explain what the
learner should be able to do after successful
completion of educational programme
DEFINITION
JJ Guilbert:
“The result sought by the learner at the end of the
educational program that is what the student
should be able to do at the end of a learning
period that they could not do beforehand”.
“Educational objectives are the desirable outcomes
of intended actions through the mode of action”.
“Educational objectives are the learner centered or
behaviour centered and subject centered”
TYPES OF
EDUCATIONAL
OBJECTIVES
TYPES OF EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
Types of Educational
Central Objectives
Objectives
Intermediate Objectives
Specific Objectives
1. Central Objectives
It is also known as Institutional Objectives.
It corresponds to the aim of a particular education
program.
Central
objectives
• Clear
• Comprehensive
• Broad
For eg: After successful completion of the B.Sc.
Nursing degree course, the student would be
able to provide preventive & curative care to
individual , community in health and in sickness.
2. INTERMEDIATE OBJECTIVES
• It is also called as departmental objectives.
• Arrives from breaking down of the
professional functions into components and
activities.
• It derives from institutional objectives.
• One institutional objective may give rise to
many intermediate objectives.
• For e.g.: After completion of the course in
child health nursing , the student would be
able to provide preventive and curative care to
children.
3. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
• Objectives are the statement which tell us , what
student should be able to do at the end of a
learning period that he would not before hand.
• It is specific and pertaining to particular learning
behavior.
• All specific objectives derive from departmental
objectives.
• It corresponds to or derived from precise
professional task, whose result are observable
and measurable against given criteria.
• For eg. The student would be able to draw 2ml
of blood from a child in not more than 2
attempts.
Central
Objectives
Intermediate
Objectives
Specific
Obectives
DOMAINS OF EDUCATIONAL
OBJECTIVES
• BLOOM’S TAXONOMY OF EDUCATIONAL
DOMAINS
Published in 1956 under the leadership of
American academic and educational expert Dr
Benjamin S Bloom.
Taxonomy means ‘ a set of classification
principles or structure’, and Domain simply
means ‘categories’.
• Bloom’s Taxonomy is a classification of
learning objectives within education.
• He edited the standard text ‘Taxonomy of
Educatonal Objectives: The Classification of
Educational Goals’.
• Provided a practical framework within which
educational objectives could be organized and
measured.
Educational objectives
Cognitive domain
domains
Affective domain
Psychomotor domain
COGNITIVE
DOMAIN
1. Cognitive Domain
• Related to (intellectual abilities, i.e. knowledge,
or thinking abilities.
• Development of mental (intellectual) abilities
and skills is there.
• It consists of six hierarchical levels and increasing
operational difficulties.
• The achievement of a higher level of skill
assumes the achievement of the previous level
1.1 knowledge ( memory ) level