Learning Objectives
Time Analysis
Feedback
Bloom's Taxonomy
Lesson Planning
100

This is what the student will be able to do by the end of the lesson.

What is Behavior

100

This occurs when students are receiving information from a teacher about the course content watching a demonstration and listening should be done attentivity to grasp content. 

What is Instruction

100

This type of feedback will always be incongruent.  

What is general feedback

100

Born February 21, 1913, this American educational psychologist developed a hierarchical classification of learning objectives that helps educators design and assess learning experiences by categorizing skills into six levels.

Who is Benjamin Bloom 

100

This occurs at the start of a lesson, this quick activity, statement and or video clip it relates to the lesson; educators use this to capture students' interest to engage them from the start of a lesson. 

What Is A Hook

200

This statement aligns with the objectives that is developmentally appropriate for the level of the learners and is written in student friendly language.

What is I Can Statement

200

This occurs when students are participation in small group discussions sometimes a worksheet is used.

What Is Activity.

200

This type of feedback is directed towards a particular student.

What Is Specific feedback

200

This is a hierarchical classification of learning objectives proposed by educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom in 1956. 

What Is Bloom's Taxonomy 

200

This signal and or saying is used by teachers to gain attention or refocus students. 

What Is An Attention Signal

300

This describes the quantity, quality and or time and measure mastery for the behavior.

What is Criterion.

300

This occurs when most students are not receiving instruction or involved in lesson activity. 

What Is Management

300

This type of feedback is directly related to what the learners have been asked to focus on.

What Is Congruent

300

This level recalls fact, terms or basic concepts.

What Is Remembering

300

Moving from one activity to another in the classroom usually don't take no longer than one to two minutes. 

What Are Transitions

400

Teachers use these to refer to a level of quality or a specific requirement that must be met by the end of a specific grade level or course. 

What is An Educational Standard

400

The process of evaluating and accessing how time is spent during lessons or over a certain period of instruction.

What Is Time Analysis

400

This feedback reinforces behaviors or skills that are corrected or well done, boosting students' confidence. 

What Is Positive Feedback

400

This level breaks down information into parts to explore relationships and patterns. 

What Is Analyzing

400

Students usually work in small groups or independently. Worksheet and or accessing content is used while a teacher walks around to access students learning.   

What Is Work Session

500

This question in education is a board, open-ended question that drives inquiry and promotes deep thinking. 

What is An Essential Question

500

To optimize lesson planning and ensure efficient use of instructional time, maximizing student engagement and learning outcomes. 

What Is Why We Use Time Analysis In Teaching

500
Feedback that provides a judgement of assessment of a person performance typically in the form of a grade, score or overall evaluation. 

What Is Evaluative Feedback

500

This level of Bloom's Taxonomy lakes judgements based on criteria and standards.

What Is Evaluating.

500

This refers to the practice of previewing or giving students an idea of what is coming up next in the lesson or unit. 

What Is Forecasting

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