This document provides an overview of Chapter 2 from the book "Contemporary Issues in Curriculum – 6th Edition" by Allen Ormstein which discusses goals and objectives in education. The key points covered in the chapter are why it is important to establish learning goals for students, the relationship between goals and learning activities, whether goals should be the same for all students, and who should be responsible for developing the goals. The interests at stake in this issue are those of society, parents, students, educators, and administrators. The chapter addresses establishing goals from social, political, and economic perspectives.
This document provides an overview of Chapter 2 from the book "Contemporary Issues in Curriculum – 6th Edition" by Allen Ormstein which discusses goals and objectives in education. The key points covered in the chapter are why it is important to establish learning goals for students, the relationship between goals and learning activities, whether goals should be the same for all students, and who should be responsible for developing the goals. The interests at stake in this issue are those of society, parents, students, educators, and administrators. The chapter addresses establishing goals from social, political, and economic perspectives.
This document provides an overview of Chapter 2 from the book "Contemporary Issues in Curriculum – 6th Edition" by Allen Ormstein which discusses goals and objectives in education. The key points covered in the chapter are why it is important to establish learning goals for students, the relationship between goals and learning activities, whether goals should be the same for all students, and who should be responsible for developing the goals. The interests at stake in this issue are those of society, parents, students, educators, and administrators. The chapter addresses establishing goals from social, political, and economic perspectives.
Key Points of the issue: Why is it important to establish goals for student learning? What is the relationship between goals and learning activities? Should the learning goals be the same for all students? Who should assume the responsibility for developing learning goals: the federal government, the state board of education, local school boards, or the individual faculty at each school?
Whose interests are at stake:
Society Parents Students Educators Administrators
Layers to the topic Lens of the Sociological Imagination
Social/Cultural Political Economic Promotes the development Collaborates with local Reinforces the concept of of goals and objectives to stakeholders to create a goals and objectives to improve instruction and effective curriculum improve productivity learning Identifies the government Develops the criteria for Identifies the expectations entity responsible for judging corporate success of local communities and determining educational incorporates them into directives district curriculum Develops the scope of an individual schools responsibility to its students The topic is a critical issue in my world because I believe displayed student learning goals help improve student understanding of content lessons and help tie the learning activities together in a way that makes learning more effective. I also believe that these goals help direct the instructors presentation methods, improving the success of the lessons. Educators can impact the situation in this way I believe educators can intentionally develop learning goals and objectives for their classrooms, which will make instruction more effective and more creative. In our assessment driven world, learning goals help focus instruction on the essential learnings for each content area and incorporate dataproven techniques to maximize the potential of educational excellence and equity.