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Using instructional objectives in teaching

Title
Using instructional objectives in teaching / D. Cecil Clark.
Author
Clark, D. Cecil.
Publication
Glenview, Ill. : Scott, Foresman, 1972.

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Description
167 pages : illustrations; 23 cm
Subject
  • Motivation in education
  • Behaviorism (Psychology)
  • Behaviorism
  • Motivation in education
  • Lernziel
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. 150-167.
Contents
How shall we define an objective? -- How do objectives differ from each other? -- How are objectives related to each other? -- How are objectives generated for an entire unit or course? -- Why have instructional objectives? -- How does the use of instructional objectives differ from what teachers have been doing all along? -- How useful are general educational objectives? -- Have I generated measurable objectives? -- How appropriate are my objectives? -- How important is it to sequence objectives in a given order? -- How are objectives used in the planning of instruction? -- How can I tell when my objectives have been obtained? -- What effects do instructional objectives have on individual differences? -- Who should be responsible for developing objectives, and what sources are available? -- How usable is a taxonomy of educational objectives? -- What does research say about the use of instructional objectives?
ISBN
  • 0673076202
  • 9780673076205
LCCN
72079462
OCLC
  • ocm00482626
  • 482626
  • SCSB-2056038
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Princeton University Library