Which statement is an essential characteristic of a well-written learning objective?
Correct answer: B. It states observable learner behaviour
- A. It describes what the teacher will explain
- B. It states observable learner behaviour
- C. It lists all topics in the lesson
- D. It identifies the textbook chapter used
Explanation
A learning objective should describe an observable action that the learner can demonstrate or perform. A topic, textbook chapter or teacher activity does not show whether learning has occurred.
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