Learning aims are considered the big umbrella of which learning objectives stem from. A learning aim is big and broad and mainly sums up what the teacher plans to work on during the session. Whereas the learning objectives are clear precise statements explaining exactly what the students are going to be achieving by the end of the session,…Read More

well done! Very clear and specific objectives.

<p data-start=”141″ data-end=”228″>Difference between learning aims and objectives:</p>
<p data-start=”141″ data-end=”228″>Learning aim  is a general statement for  what the teacher wants students to learn and sets the direction of the lesson and unit. it is more general and long term ( example: Theme “Nature Copycats”-“Students will und…Read More

Learning Aim: A broad, overarching statement of intent describing the general direction or purpose of an educational activity—what the training is meant to achieve in a big-picture sense.

Learning Objective: A much more specific and measurable statement detailing what a learner should be able to do after the session. It focuses on concrete o…Read More

Your learning objective truly reflects how students would be able to reach the main aim behind the lesson. Thank you for your example and explanation.