WRITING LESSON OBJECTIVES

Writing lesson objectives

There are many roles which teacher must to fulfill, the most important is a guide where teacher help students to follow a process. For this reason teacher hast to know how to write a lesson objective. First, teacher must realize that he or she waits students will be able to do at the end of the lesson. It is important that teacher knows the goals and objectives are words which have different meaning. For example: A goal is more global it could be completed at the end of the unit. On the other hand, objectives are more specific because these are most focus on reach the goal. 

There are some steps that will be useful at the moment to write lesson objectives such as:

Create a stem.-This part is a guide. It means in what direction will be focus the objective for example: At the end of the class……/At the end of the unit…../

Add a verb.-Then the teacher has to find a verb, it must be a measurable verb.

Determine process or outcomes.-. Finally, teacher must concentrate in what students will do at the end of the lesson.

All of them allow teacher has background information about how to write a lesson objective.

As a conclusion, this piece of information will help teacher to write good objectives. For this reason teacher is consider as a planner who is in charge to design the plan; it must include select materials, face  problems, and try to comply with all stages which it is included.

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