This document provides examples of the differences between learning objectives and student learning outcomes. It states that learning objectives focus on what instructors plan to teach, while student learning outcomes focus on what students are expected to have learned. Learning objectives tend to be more specific and short-term, while student learning outcomes are broader in scope and aimed at long-term educational goals. The document then provides three examples of learning objectives and three examples of student learning outcomes.
This document provides examples of the differences between learning objectives and student learning outcomes. It states that learning objectives focus on what instructors plan to teach, while student learning outcomes focus on what students are expected to have learned. Learning objectives tend to be more specific and short-term, while student learning outcomes are broader in scope and aimed at long-term educational goals. The document then provides three examples of learning objectives and three examples of student learning outcomes.
This document provides examples of the differences between learning objectives and student learning outcomes. It states that learning objectives focus on what instructors plan to teach, while student learning outcomes focus on what students are expected to have learned. Learning objectives tend to be more specific and short-term, while student learning outcomes are broader in scope and aimed at long-term educational goals. The document then provides three examples of learning objectives and three examples of student learning outcomes.
1. Give at least 3 differences of learning objectives and student learning outcomes.
1. Focus - Learning objectives focus on what instructors plan to teach, while student learning outcomes focus on what students are expected to have learned by the end of the course or lesson. 2. Scope - Learning objectives tend to be more specific, whereas student learning outcomes are broader in scope and can cover a range of skills, knowledge or behaviors that students should have acquired. 3. Time Frame - Learning objectives tend to be more short-term and immediate, while student learning outcomes are more long-term and aimed at achieving the overall educational goals of the course or program.
2. Provide at least 3 examples statements of learning objectives and 3 examples of student
learning outcomes
Examples of Learning Objectives:
1. Students will be able to differentiate between the various types of cells through microscopic analysis. 2. Students will be able to implement statistical analysis methods for data interpretation and hypothesis testing. 3. Students will be able to demonstrate familiarity with the fundamentals of HTML, CSS and JavaScript for web design.
Examples of Student Learning Outcomes:
1. Students will be able to compare and contrast the cultural practices and beliefs of indigenous populations across multiple continents. 2. Students will be able to apply ethical principles to practical cases in various professional contexts. 3. Students will be able to synthesize and present a summary of research findings using appropriate knowledge of citation and referencing formats.