[Shaimaa Emad]

A- Difference between learning aim and learning objectives:

As a teacher, I used both learning aims and learning objectives to guide my lessons.

. Learning aims are general goals that explain what the lesson is about and what learners should generally gain

. Learning objectives are specific, measurable actions that show exactly what learners will be able to do at the end of the lesson.

The aim is the big idea, and the objectives are clear, achievable steps

B-Example from science grade 1 (Types of weather):

Learning aim: 

To introduce students to different kinds of weather.

SMART learning Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to name at least three types of weather and match them with the correct picture in the class activity.

•                   Specific: Focuses on naming and matching weather types.
•                   Measurable: Success is shown by at least three correct answers.
•                   Achievable: Suitable for Grade 1 learners.
•                  Relevant: directly connected to a science topic.
•                  Time-bounded: To be achieved by the end of the lesson.

 

 

 

[Shaimaa Emad]

 

Both give teachers a clear step-by-step process, starting with analyzing learners and setting objectives. The difference is that “ADDIE” is more general and focuses on building and evaluating instructional materials, while “ASSURE” is more practical for the classroom because it emphasizes technology use and student participation. I prefer using the “ASSURE” model because it centers on the learner, encourages interaction, and integrates technology.

[Shaimaa Emad]

You explained the difference between aims and objectives really well — short, clear, and straight to the point! 👍

[Shaimaa Emad]

I really like how you explained the difference between aims and objectives — it’s clear and easy to follow. Your example with “adding 2-digit numbers” works perfectly. Great work Amira 🌟

[Shaimaa Emad]

Great job, Heba 👏🏻 You explained both models so clearly. I agree that ASSURE is really practical for elementary students because it keeps them active, and I also like how you showed that ADDIE works better for seeing the big picture.

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