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1  Objectives  Presented in terms of student outcomes. What do you want students to know or be able to demonstrate.  Educational Taxonomies  Cognitive Bloom  Affective

2  Cognitive Domain  KnowledgeLower Order  Comprehension  Application  Analysis  Synthesis  EvaluationHigher Order

3  Affective Domain (feelings, interest, attitudes, & values)  Receiving  Responding  Valuing  Organization  Characterization by a value or value complex

4  Guidelines for Preparing Teacher Generated Objectives  Distinguish between instructional processes and student learning objectives  General vs Specific  Action-oriented  Align objectective(s) with standards (state or local)  Don’t avoid problems  Be realistic  Review & reflect  Dialogue with stakeholders

5  Your Assessment Plan  Purpose for what are you doing What is going to be learned  Directions & guidelines  Test Anxiety  Scoring & Reporting  Frequency of assessment  Schedule of assessment  Review & reflect

6  Table of Specifications  Objectives Cognitive and/or Affective

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