This document summarizes affective learning competencies and the taxonomy of the affective domain. It describes 5 levels of the affective domain - receiving, responding, valuing, organization, and characterization. For each level it provides a definition and example. It also lists behavioral verbs appropriate for measuring learning at each level of the affective domain. The goal is to ensure learning is focused enough that students and teachers understand the objectives, while not restricting spontaneity or vision, so that learning can be objectively measured.
This document summarizes affective learning competencies and the taxonomy of the affective domain. It describes 5 levels of the affective domain - receiving, responding, valuing, organization, and characterization. For each level it provides a definition and example. It also lists behavioral verbs appropriate for measuring learning at each level of the affective domain. The goal is to ensure learning is focused enough that students and teachers understand the objectives, while not restricting spontaneity or vision, so that learning can be objectively measured.
This document summarizes affective learning competencies and the taxonomy of the affective domain. It describes 5 levels of the affective domain - receiving, responding, valuing, organization, and characterization. For each level it provides a definition and example. It also lists behavioral verbs appropriate for measuring learning at each level of the affective domain. The goal is to ensure learning is focused enough that students and teachers understand the objectives, while not restricting spontaneity or vision, so that learning can be objectively measured.
It is a part of a system that was published in 1965 for
identifying, understanding and addressing how
people learn. It describes learning objectives that emphasize a feeling, tone, an emotion or a degree of acceptance or rejection. AFFECTIVE LEARNING COMPETENCIES GOAL NOT TO RESTRICT SPONTANEITY OR CONSTRAIN THE VISION OF EDUCTION IN THE DISCIPLINE; BUT TO ENSURE THE LEARNING IS FOCUSED CLEARLY ENOUGH THAT BOTH STUDENTS AND TEACHER KNOWN WHAT IS GOING ON AND SO LEARNING CAN BE OBJECTIVELY MEASURE.
INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES SPECIFIC,MEA SURABLE,SHO RT-TERM, AND OBSERVABLE, BEHAVIORS FOUNDATION S WHICH YOU CAN BUILD LESSONS AND ASSESSMENTS TOOLS YOU USE TO MAKE SURE YOU REACH YOUR GOALS TAXONOMY OF AFFECTIVE DOMAIN LEVEL DEFINITION EXAMPLE
RECIEVING AWARENESS OF SOMETHING IN THE ENVIRONMENT. INDIVIDUAL WOULD READ A BOOK PASSAGE ABOUT CIVIL RIGHTS.
RESPONDING
SHOWING BEHAVIOR CAUSED BY EXPERIENCED. INDIVIDUAL WOULD ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE BOOK , READ ANOTHER BOOK BY THE SAME AUTHOR , ANOTHER BOOK CIVIL RIGHTS AND ETC.
VALUING
HOLDING PARTICULAR VALUE. THE INDIVIDUAL MIGHT DEMONSTRATE THIS BY VOLUNTARILY ATTENDING A LECTURE ON A CIVIL RIGHTS.
ORGANIZATION
INTEGRATING VALUES SYSTEM.
THE INDIVIDUAL MIGHT ARRANGE A CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY.
CHARACTERIZATION
ACTING CONSISTENTLY
THE INDIVIDUAL IS FIRMLY.
BY VALUE
WITH A NEW VALUE COMMITED TO THE VALUE, PERHAPS, BECOMING A CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER. BEHAVIORAL VERBS APPROPRIATE FOR THE AFFECTIVE DOMAIN RECEIVING RESPONDIN G VALUING ORGANIZAT ION CHARACTER IZATION ACCEPT ATTEND DEVELOP RECOGNIZE COMPLETE COMPLY COOPERAT E DISCUSS EXAMINE OBEY RESPOND ACCEPT DEFEND DEVOTE PURSUE SEEK
CODIFY DESCRIMIN ATE DISPLAY ORDER ORGANIZE SYSTEMATI ZE WEIGH INTERNALI ZED VERIFY FOCAL CONCEPTS