How to Write Course Standards Based on Objectives
Janie Sullivan
The article How to Write Course Objectives Using Bloom’s Taxonomy mentioned course standards, which are how the learning is measured. This article will explain how to tie those standards to the objectives.
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How to Create Course Objectives Using Bloom’s Taxonomy
Janie Sullivan
There are six levels of thinking, according to Benjamin Bloom, who developed the concept of higher order thinking levels in 1956. Those levels (lowest to highest) are Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation. Each level of thinking should be considered when creating the learning objectives or outcomes of a course.
A course objective is what the student should be able to do upon completion of the course. A good objective will match the academic level of the course and will clearly state what is expected of the student.
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RadioJames Objectives Builder is an online, web-interface tool that instructors can use to help them compose a list of course objectives. It follows the concept of Bloom’s Taxonomy.