Understanding Outcome-Based Education

What does OBE stand for?

• Outcome-Based Education

• Online-Based Education

• Objective-Based Evaluation

• Operational-Based Engagement

Who is primarily responsible for achieving outcomes in OBE?

• Teachers

• Students

• Administrators

• Government

Which of the following is a key feature of OBE?

• Fixed time frame for all learners

• Rigid curriculum structure

• Focus on learning outcomes

• Emphasis on teacher performance

OBE encourages assessment that is:

• Memory-based

• Outcome-driven

• Time-limited

• Uniform for all

In OBE, curriculum design starts with:

• Resources available

• Learning outcomes

• Teacher's experience

• National policy

Which domain does OBE target?

• Cognitive

• Affective

• Psychomotor

• All of the above

What is the key principle of OBE?

• Input-based learning

• Flexibility in teaching methods

• Emphasis on attendance

• Strict syllabus completion

According to OBE, success is measured by:

• Hours spent in class

• Exams only

• Achievement of outcomes

• Number of projects

Which is a critical component in the OBE framework?

• Teaching hours

• Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

• Classroom size

• Teacher salary

OBE promotes:

• Passive learning

• Active learning

• Teacher-centered learning

• Random assessment