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Handbook
Writing Effective Objectives and Assessments
The 24/7 Teach handbook on goals, objectives and assessment design, read alongside Instructional Design Foundations.
The Learn-Do-Be chapters (4, 5, 6 and the Learn-Do-Be sections of 2 and 7) describe the frame 24/7 Teach uses with younger learners; the adult programs run on the learning model taught in Lessons 2 and 3. Each of those chapters opens with a note saying so.
Chapters
- 01 Developing Goals and Success Criteria in Instructional Design
Core reading, read with Lesson 5: Taxonomies and Objectives. Goals, SMART goals and success criteria; state standards as the goals of K-12 work. The reading for section 5.7.
- 02 Crafting Effective Learning and Performance Objectives
Core reading, read with Lesson 5: Taxonomies and Objectives. The four frameworks side by side, Bloom’s three domains and the alignment matrix. The reading for sections 5.5 and 5.6.
- 03 When to use the ABCD Model, Mager’s Performance Framework, and Bloom’s Taxonomy
Core reading, read with Lesson 5: Taxonomies and Objectives. When to reach for ABCD, Mager or Bloom’s, with two adult training case studies. Read with section 5.3.
- 04 Connecting Frameworks to Objectives and Assessments in the Learn, Do, Be Model
Read for contrast, read with Lesson 3: Learning Theories, Andragogy and Pedagogy. How the frameworks map onto Learn, Do and Be for younger learners. Read against section 3.4.
- 05 Crafting “Be” Objectives with Mager’s Performance Framework in the Learn-Do-Be Model
Read for contrast, read with Lesson 3: Learning Theories, Andragogy and Pedagogy. Writing “Be” objectives with Mager’s framework: the youth-program shape of identity work. Read against section 3.4.
- 06 The Foundation of Effective Objectives in Instructional Design
Core reading, read with Lesson 5: Taxonomies and Objectives. Backward planning from the end state. The reading for section 5.8.
- 07 Creating Effective Assessments for the Learn-Do-Be Model
Core reading, read with Lesson 9: Assessment Fundamentals. The assessment cycle, traditional and authentic assessment, rubric development and feedback. The reading for sections 9.6 to 9.9.
- 08 Aligning Assessments with Organizational Goals and Academic Standards
Optional, read with Lesson 8: Analysis. Aligning assessment with organizational goals and academic standards; the assessment blueprint.
- 09 Equitable and Inclusive Assessment Design: Ensuring Fair and Accessible Learning Evaluations
Core reading, read with Lesson 10: Accessibility, Delivery and Visual Basics. Equitable and inclusive assessment design. The reading for section 10.5.
- R Additional Resources
Templates and glossary, read with Lesson 5: Taxonomies and Objectives. Glossary, the two objective templates (Learn-Do-Be and the learning model), the alignment matrix and the designer’s checklist.
A 24/7 Teach handbook, read chapter by chapter alongside Instructional Design Foundations.