Writing Learning Objectives by Karen Lawson

About the Lecture

The lecture Writing Learning Objectives by Karen Lawson is from the course Train the Trainer - Online Course (EN). It contains the following chapters:

Introduction: Writing Learning Objectives
Types of Objectives
Insert: Components of Objectives

Included Quiz Questions

Learning objectives accomplish:

Leting participants know what to expect
Defining what the participants will know or understand
Serving as the basis for the instructional plan
Measuring the success of the program

Learning objectives are determined by…

The needs assessment
The amount of time available for the training
The trainer’s goal
The management’s goal

Which of the following statements are true?

Objectives should be written from the participant’s point of view.
Objectives should be written from the trainer’s point of view.
Objectives should be action-oriented statements.
Objectives should be specific about what the participant will be able to do.

Which of the following is a good example of a learning objective?

Developing active learner-centered activities to stimulate classroom interaction
Learning the steps in the needs assessment process
Understanding the difference among cognitive, behavioral, and affective learning domains
Knowing the definition of cooperative learning