Learning Outcomes
It is vital that learning outcomes are set and reviewed throughout the lesson. It will be very difficult for you or your students to know if progress has been made without them.
Any learning outcomes set for a lesson should be differentiated so that all students can make some level of progress. Using Bloom for learning outcomes means that you can have outcomes of varied levels- from understanding right up to evaluating. This way, you're stretching your students up to the highest levels of learning and achievement.
Writing LOs as Questions
Original learning outcomes
State the key features of the child
protection act.
Apply examples of policy from their own
workplace to the key features of the act.
Evaluate scenarios relating to dilemmas
they may be faced with at work.
New questions
What are the key features of the child
protection act?
What experiences have you had at work that
could relate to these key features?
How would you react if a serious scenario
occurred at work?
Read more about setting and reviewing learning outcomes here.
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