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The learning objective written at Bloom’s level 3—Application—requires the learner to be able to apply the skills and knowledge of the learned concepts in new situations.
At Bloom’s level 3—Application—typical verbs used to start the learning objectives include: Create, Modify, Delete, Operate, Solve, and Use.
Example
Example
The following example demonstrates how to correctly write a learning objective at Bloom’s Level 3.
Input
To wrap paragraph text around an object:
Select the object that we have to wrap.
Right-click the object and select Wrap Paragraph text.
To change the wrap type, activate the Object properties Docker window.
Click the general tab.
Select a wrapping style from the wrap paragraph text list box.
Output
Wrap paragraph text around an object.
In this example, the learning objective written for the content is specific and requires the learner to apply the newly acquired skill in a different context.
Non-Example
Non-Example
The following non-example demonstrates how not to write a learning objective at Bloom’s Level 3.
Input
Input
To wrap paragraph text around an object:
Select the object that we have to wrap.
Right click the object and select Wrap Paragraph text.
To change the wrap type, activate the Object properties Docker window.
Click the general tab.
Select a wrapping style from the wrap paragraph text list box.
Output
Output
Learn text wrapping around an object.
In this non-example, the learning objective written for the content requires the learner to apply skills and knowledge of learned concepts to new situations. However, the action verb “Learn” does not clearly state how the learner is expected to apply the acquired skill in new situation.
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