LP'S AND OBJECTIVES
NAME ___________________ 50 pts.
1. Briefly (1 or 2 sentences for
each) the seven steps of a complete lesson plan (LP). (7)
2. Steps 4, 5, and 7 of the LP
share similarities. Describe at least 1 similarity and 1 difference between
each. (4)
3. Ausubel's expository teaching/receptive
learning model is most directly associated with which step of the LP? (1)
___________ Describe the three parts of expository teaching/receptive learning.
(3)
4. Your text describes two types
of Direct Instruction: Master Teacher and Systematic. Why is DISTAR associated
with the systematic rather than master teacher form of direct instruction?(2)
5. List and describe the remaining
two types of objectives. (4) Behavioral-statements that state exactly
what students should be able to say and do after instruction.
A. Qu. # 5 represents which level of the Bloom, Engelhart, Furst, Hill, and Krathwohl (1956) taxonomy of cognitive objectives. (1) ____________________ Why? (1)
6. Describe the remaining levels of the Bloom et al. (1956) taxonomy. (8)
Knowledge-memorized content;
Comprehension-content one can accurately paraphrase.
7. Describe the remaining components
of a complete behavioral objective. (6) (Hint: ABCD). A-audience. The
people to whom the objective applies.
On the exam, students will
use complete sentences to describe one similarity and one difference between
lipids and one other type of cholesterol.
8. Which level of the Bloom et al. (1956) taxonomy does the above statement represent? (2)
___________ Bonus: Which
ABCD component is "missing?" (1) _____________
9. "Students should be able
to discuss the various types of cholesterol."
A. Rewrite the statement as a behavioral
objective. (4)
10. A task analysis breaks the
complex behavior specified in a good objective into a series of simpler
observable behaviors. When the student does the set of simpler behaviors
in a particular order, she has "done" the complex behavior required
in the objective. For example, to use a calculator to multiple two single-digit
numbers one would: a. turn calculator on; b. press button corresponding
to 1st #; c. press the x button; d. press the button corresponding to the
second #; e. press the = button; f. (optional?) write answer. On the back
of this sheet do a SIMPLE (i.e., no more than 10 steps) task analysis of
writing a review of a newspaper article. (3)
11. Why should teachers in all
grades and subjects use good objectives? (3)