Leonardo
Z. Camboja Jr. Facilitating
Learning
BEE
– 2 Olga
C. Alonsabe Ph.D.
October
5, 2012
Reflection Paper –
Instructional Objectives
I learned from our discussion last
October 5, 2012-10-16 about “Instructional Objectives”, we discussed on how to
composed a learning objective in lesson plan based of the pattern to provide
direction for both the student and the teacher. It allows both the teacher and
the student to know where they are going and at what point they have reached
the destination. The learner and the instructor have firm criteria by which the
learner’s progress and level of competency maybe assessed at a specific point
in time. Specifies the conditions under which the task is to be performed, and
sets the minimum standard to which the student must in order to pass with 70%
accuracy. According to Dr. Olga, objectives that set a condition in a given
objectives in order to meet the level learning capacity of the students. The
performance objective is measurable/observable, to let the expectation of
students to perform a quality of task. Another is behaviour; we can determine
their performance by weighing his learning acquisition in giving quizzes,
activity that enhance his cognitive development. The performance of student
identifies based on assessment results. The achievement of students depends of
the methods of teaching. And the last one is criteria, the expectancy of
learner must raised into higher from given accuracy rate because this will
determined the function and performance of the teacher in their actual
teaching.
I realized that how creative the mind
of a teacher in giving lessons to their pupils. The objectives will be the
guidelines of the teacher to meet the standard learning of the pupils; and
enhance the structured learning into transformation of individual behaviour.
If
I will become a teacher someday, my actual performance of teaching relies on
how creative my presentations. I should be observant and find more strategies
based of their thinking level. Applying new technology in teaching will be more
attractive to the learner.
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