A learning goal is a broad outcome you want students to achieve by the end of a course, module or unit. It represents the overall purpose of their learning. While a learning objective is more detailed and precise. It identifies what learners will specifically know or be able to do to show progress towards the general aim through a short specific p…Read More

Clear explanation and a strong SMART objective; adding a time frame would make it even better.

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Great explanation! You clearly distinguished aims from objectives, and your functions example is strong and well-connected. The SMART objective is measurable and detailed. One suggestion: add a clear time frame to make it even stronger.

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<p data-start=”144″ data-end=”312″>The difference between learning aims and learning objectives:
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<p data-start=”144″ data-end=”312″>Learning aims give a broad picture of what the teaching intends to achieve. They are general intentions that point to the overall purpose of the lesson or course.</p>
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