Aims, Goals, Objectives and Outcomes

Poll

Which of the following is in your bucket list?

• Finish a doctorate degree

• Buy a house and lot

• Travel all over the Philippines and abroad

• Volunteer to a far-flung area

​AIMS

The 1987 Philippine Constitution, Article XIV, Sec. 3 (2) spells out the aims of education:

• inculcate patriotism and nationalism

• foster love of humanity

• respect for human rights

• appreciation of the role of national heroes in the historical development of the country

• teach the rights and duties of citizenship

• strengthen ethical and spiritual values

• develop moral character and personal discipline

• encourage critical and creative thinking

• broaden scientific and technological knowledge

• promote vocational efficiency

 

OObjectives and Outcomes

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Multiple Choice

The student will be able to draw the five sense organs.

The above statement is

• an aim

• a goal

• an objective

• a learning outcome

Multiple Choice

The students will be able to identify proper and common nouns.

The above statement is

• an aim

• a goal

• an objective

• a learning outcome

Multiple Choice

The students will develop moral character and personal discipline.

The above statement is

• an aim

• a goal

• an objective

• a learning outcome

Multiple Choice

The students will understand the importance of courtesy and politeness.

The above statement is

• an aim

• a goal

• an objective

• a learning outcome

Multiple Choice

I understand that aims, goals, objectives and outcomes differ in terms of all of these except

• level of specificity

• time frame

• measurability

• context

Multiple Choice

All of these are true about learning outcomes except

• it is also called instructional outcomes

• it is not measurable

• it is very specific

• it must be performed by the students at the end of instruction

​ASSIGNMENT

​STUDY ABOUT THE TAXONOMY OF EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES.