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What is the difference between educational objectives and instruction?

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Instruction from the perspective of an educator refers to your command of teaching techniques - how to impart knowledge through effective strategies. Strong instructional proficiency includes a good command of the material being taught and an understanding of what techniques would be best suited to convey that information. An educational objective is a goal set by either your instructional program or by you as an educator. It should be short and clear, so that the students understand the objective and can work together with you to achieve it. The more thought-out the educational objective, the better results you will get from your instructional know-how.

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How do I make large sentences into short and sweet sentences using high level English?

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Start by naming the subject in clear terms. Employ a simple direct verb to indicate what is happening with or to or by the subject. Add in only as many details as necessary to understand the particular "subject-and-verb" event. Details requiring more than two additional phrases or one additional clause may need another sentence.

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Which of the following are best used in a learning objective: "at the end," "by the end," or "before the end of the lesson"?

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They are all fine, and saying which one is best is a purely subjective. I'd go for "by the end" because it's short. "By the end" means you will have done xyz by then, "at the end" means you intend to do xyz at that time.

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What is district testing analysis?

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Disaggregating data and assessments into meaningful discussions to determine if students learned what was taught.

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What does the term "Educational objective" mean?

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It is a goal that can be set by an instructional program or by you as an educator. It should be short and clear so that the students understand the objectives an you can work together to achieve it.

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What are some examples of objectives of educational research?

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A good command of the material being taught. They include measurable verbs and criteria for acceptable performance. For example: By the end of the semester, the students will able to identify 3 [xxx].

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How would I write about the relation between an educational objective and an instructional objective?

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The educational objectives are set by the institution or the college whereas instructional objectives are individual objectives are up by the instructor.

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