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Rana Mohamed replied to the topic Module 2 Task 1 in the forum
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The Aim and the objectives are related to each others. The Aim is like the big goal, it’s more general. While the objectives are like the steps you follow to reach the goal, it’s more specific.
For Example:Â As an I.C.T teacher for grade 3. The aim is to use the Word program perfectly. so the Objectives will be as follow:
- Open the Word…
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enjy Hatem replied to the topic Module 2 Task 1 in the forum
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(a)
Aims = general intention, but Objectives = specific, measurable outcomes.
Aims
1/ They describe the overall purpose or goal of the unit.
2/ they are not directly measurable
Objectives
1/specific and detailed
2/measurable statements
(b) Example
-Aim : students understand the adaptation
-SMART objective : by the end of the session ,…Read More
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Reem Soliman started the topic Module 2 Task 1 in the forum
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a. Explain the difference between learning aims and learning objectives.
b. Provide an example of a learning aim and create a SMART learning objective that relates to it.To complete this task, you need to comment on 2 posts from your colleagues’ work
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Hamsa Sheta replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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I, as well, believe that today’s world needs the ASSURE model as it is more interactive and detailed than the ADDIE model, which is more general and a bit outdated when it comes to today’s learning styles.
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