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|subject= science, primary, teacher education
|subject= science, primary, teacher education
|resourcenumber=TE0050
|resourcenumber=TE0050
|tagline=How are learning objectives supposed to work? Does one achieve mastery writing learning objectives? Does one understand how to write them or know how to write them?
|tagline=How are learning objectives supposed to work? How can one achieve mastery in writing learning objectives?  
|Learning Objectives=  
|Learning Objectives=  
* be aware of the rationale for Bloom's taxonomy.
* Being aware of the rationale for Bloom's taxonomy.
* be able to identify, explain and apply the levels of Bloom's taxonomy in relation to higher order questioning skills.
* Being able to identify, explain and apply the levels of Bloom's taxonomy in relation to higher order questioning skills.
* develop strategies relating questioning to the curriculum and progression in science
* Developing strategies relating questioning to the curriculum and progression in science.
* develop strategies relating questioning to vocabulary, communication of ideas, varying activities and learning objectives.
* Developing strategies relating questioning to vocabulary, communication of ideas, varying activities and learning objectives.
* consider ways that differentiation can be achieved by questioning  
* Considering ways to achieve differentiation through questioning.
* consider ways to express objectives on lesson plans
* Considering ways to formulate objectives on lesson plans.
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|content= The resource describes the development of Bloom's taxonomy. It suggests how this might be expressed as lesson objectives, exercising care over the use of certain keywords. Prompts to think about planning for differentiation are provided and followed by a page to discuss the medium-term planning of units and schemes of work.
|content= The resource describes the development of Bloom's taxonomy. It suggests how it might be expressed as lesson objectives, exercising care over the use of certain keywords. Prompts to think about planning for differentiation are provided and followed by a page to discuss the medium-term planning of units and schemes of work.
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