For instance. let's say I want my daughter to start setting the table, I have shown her how to do it several times and expect her to be able to set it properly. My objective would read as follows: Given previous examples, Celeste will be able to set the table for dinner with 100% accuracy.
Audience = Celeste
Behavior = Set the table for dinner
Condition = Previous examples
Degree = 100%
Lisset,
ReplyDeleteI really like the picture that you added to your post that is super cute and I might have to use that picture in the future! I think that the ABCDs of objectives is a very helpful method to remember when writing objectives. I also, think the objective that you presented is great! I remember setting the table when I was growing up and I am so glad that my parents showed me how to properly set a table!
Great Job!
Lisset,
ReplyDeleteI agree with Rylee I love the picture, it was very helpful. I also really like how you told us each of the parts of your objective. I think that is something I need to do so I can visually see what each part is and make sure I have them all. I think the ABCD rule will be something I use for a while in the field of education. I think its a great tool to have in my tool box :)
Great work!
Abagail
That's a cute poster! I felt so grown up when my mom taught me to set the table. She taught me to always use placemats or a tablecloth and to have some kind of decoration (flowers, candle or art) and always let me be creative with it. I came up with some doozies.!
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