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WorksheetsINCLUSIVE EDUCATION- THE SMART LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does the "S" in SMART stand for?
Structured
Specific
Simple
Systematic
Which of the following is a SMART objective for a Year 3 ESL class on animals?
"By the end of the lesson, students will name and spell 5 farm animals correctly."
"Students will learn about animals."
"Students will enjoy a lesson on animals."
"Teacher will show pictures of animals."
Why is "Students will improve their writing" a weak objective?
It is not time-bound.
It is not measurable.
It is too vague.
All of the above.
Which verb makes an objective measurable?
"Understand"
"Know"
"Identify"
"Think about"
A good SMART objective for a listening activity should include:
A general goal like "listen better."
A clear task and success criteria (e.g., "circle 5 correct words").
Only teacher actions (e.g., "play an audio clip").
A long-term target (e.g., "by the end of the year").
Which objective is achievable for Year 1 ESL students?
"Write a 10-sentence paragraph about holidays."
"Match 6 sight words to pictures with 80% accuracy."
"Memorize all 26 irregular verbs."
"Debate a topic in English."
What is missing in this objective?
"Students will read a short text."
Specificity
Measurable outcome
Timeframe
All of the above
How could this objective be improved?
"Students will learn grammar."
"Students will complete a grammar worksheet."
"By the end of the lesson, students will underline 5 verbs in a passage correctly."
"Teacher will explain grammar rules."
"Students will try their best."
SMART objectives should focus on teacher actions
(e.g., "The teacher will explain grammar rules").
TRUE
FALSE
An objective like
"By the end of the lesson, students will write 3 sentences about their family using a word bank" is time-bound.
TRUE
FALSE
