Tip: Learn how to write a good objective for your courses

Tip: Learn how to write a good objective for your courses

At Nivelat we use the Bloom Anderson classification, a list of skills in ascending order that allows us to identify and order what learning we want to achieve with the players.

These are the 6 levels of learning described in this categorization:

Level 1: Remember

Level 2: Understanding

Level 3: Apply

Level 4: Analyze

Level 5: Evaluate

Level 6: Create

To apply this to your Nivelat courses, we recommend that you define what you want to achieve in the learning of your collaborators and to do so, write a clear objective for each course, unit and stage.


Here are some examples you can use:


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