Aim and Objectives

Aim statements are generally derived from information gathered during a needs analysis

• Aims

• Objectives

They focus on the changes in the learners that will result in long term.

• Aims

• Objectives

A statement of specific changes a program seeks to bring about and they describe learning in terms of observable behavior or performance into smaller units

• Aims

• Objectives

These can describe a learning outcome

• Aims

• Objectives

What are the 3 advantages of an objective:

• Facilitate planning

• General perspective of learning.

• Prescriptive

• Provide measurable outcomes

These are necessary for the successful completion of real-world activities.

• Aims

• Objectives

• Competencies

If the curriculum wants to reflect certain values or perspectives of the curriculum we name them...

• Process objectives

• Non-language outcomes

• Learning objectives

Which of these is related to improve students affective skills.

• Proficiency objectives

• Cognitive objectives

• Linguistic objectives

• Attitude objectives

• Cultural objectives

Which of these is related to develop critical thinking skills?

• Proficiency objectives

• Cognitive objectives

• Linguistic objectives

• Attitude objectives

• Cultural objectives

Which of these is related to develop the performance of students to cover certain standards /criteria?

• Proficiency objectives

• Cognitive objectives

• Linguistic objectives

• Attitude objectives

• Cultural objectives