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What is the ABCD mnemonic approach?

pmm5, 293
A learner outcome what starts with the audience of learners, then the behavior or capability is specified alonge with the conditions under which it woudl be observed. Next the degree to which the new knowledge is mastered (the standard)
The "B" of ABCD is...

pmm5, 293
Behavior, using the SMART pricipal
Ranges of Cognitive Domain
(lowest to highest)
Knowledge
Comprehension
Application
Analysis
Synthesis
Evaluation
Ranges of Affective domain

pmm5, 288
(lowest to highest)
receptivity
response
valuation
organization
character
ranges of psychomotor domain

pmm5, 290
perception
set
guided response
mechanical
proficiency
adaptation
originality
True or False? Stakeholder info includes evaluation data from previous meetings.

pmm5, 20
False -

that is found in meeting history.
True or False: Meeting objectives are statement to communicate the desired outcomes of a meeting for stakeholders
True
True or False: Meeting Objectives are the same as learner outcomes

pmm5, 292
False

Meeting objectives are used to develop the meeting program which then is used to write learner outcomes.
True of False: Surveys can be done before, during, or after the meeting.
True
True or False: When conducting research for goals/objectives, focus is on the staff members acheivements

cic8, 21
False

want to meet the needs of the stakeholders, esp the sponsor and participants.
Synthesis in the cognitive domain of learning includes which of the following activities?

pm5, 286
the ability to take parts of previously acquired knowledge elements and produce a unique response