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The term refers to broad statements that translate the needs of society into educational policy.
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Instructional objectives derived from program objectives and formulated at the subject or departmental level are known as objectives.
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plan objectives are organized, ideally, around one day of instruction on a particular subject and are sometimes called specific instructional objectives.
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Formulating instructional objectives by categorizing the desired behaviors and outcomes into a system analogous to classification of books in a library is known as a of educational objectives.
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The domain includes objectives that are related to recall or recognition of knowledge and the development of higher intellectual skills and abilities.





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