Instructional development

Presents to the educator a systematic approach to instruction based on decisions about the learner, learning, evaluation, and the learning development, using the subjects of tennis and music as examples., Defines instructional development as a systematic approach to instruction based on decisions about the learner, learning, the learning environment, and evaluation. Uses the subjects of tennis and music to analyze the learner in terms of prior attitudes and knowledge of the subject. Identifies and sequences all sub-tasks for learning and designs performance standards for accuracy. Structures the environment in terms of where instruction will take place, the media to be used, and the number of students involved.

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, Defines instructional development as a systematic approach to instruction based on decisions about the learner, learning, the learning environment, and evaluation. Uses the subjects of tennis and music to analyze the learner in terms of prior attitudes and knowledge of the subject. Identifies and sequences all sub-tasks for learning and designs performance standards for accuracy. Structures the environment in terms of where instruction will take place, the media to be used, and the number of students involved.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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