Instructional and Expressive Educational Objectives When it comes to curriculum issues and planning, educational objectives are a central theme; but perspectives vary on how they should be formulated. This paper seeks to examine the concept of “educational objectives”; to distinguish between two types of objectives- “instructional” and “expressive”; and to justify the use of both types of educational objectives in curriculum development, from both a theoretical and practical perspective. The formulation
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marks :- | 1.0 - Introduction & Statement of Aims and Objectives | 200 to 300 | The introduction serves as an expansion of your title – giving a bit more detail about the problem or question you are tackling in the paper. Why did you carry out the research? Why are you writing this report?State your …Aim = what you hope to achieve (Broad)Objective = goals, steps on the way to meeting the aim – how you will achieve it. (Narrow) | Aims and objectives relevant to the topic, imaginative or challenging
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New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) Reclaims its Subway Stations Contents Strategic Aims and Objectives 3 The overall strategic aim of the NYCTA is: 3 The specific aims of the NYCTA, (in ascending order of priority) are: 3 The strategic objectives of the NYCTA, (in ascending order of priority) are: 3 Factors affecting the NYCTA 4 Progress Towards Achieving Strategic Aims and Objectives 5 Evaluation of the strategic position of the NYCTA 8 The Stakeholders in the NYCTA and their
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board).| ||Action points:| 1.Introduction.Weighting: 15%|Marks will be awarded for:Over all coherence/justification Rationale for studyClear research question/hypothesisClear aims and objectivesBackground to subject area|You need to :1. focus on only one or two objectives for your study 2. focus on only one or two aims for your study3. revise/ clearly explain your rationale/ why you chose to carry out this work4. Clearly explain the background to the work | ||| 2.Literature review.Weighting:
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M1 explain the points of view of different stakeholders seeking to influence the aims and objectives of two contrasting organisations Stakeholders are an important part of any business as they influence aims and objectives which bring in profit and keep as business surviving and successful. Customers McDonalds aim for their customers is to serve and produce the best food they can and provide a good service and clean restaurant. They also ensure that the food is convenient for all customers and
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how NIVEA re-launched the NIVEA FOR MEN range in 2008. This was part of its overall plan to develop the range in the UK. It shows how the company developed marketing plan for the prelaunch and organized its marketing activities to achieve its aims and objectives. The study focuses on how a company can respond to changes in consumer expectations,
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could be adjusted into 1 height level. The product aims to give aid to the car users who have a difficulty estimating distance from things nearby due of not seeing the nose of their cars and are in need of a clearer view of the road while driving .With this, the company hopes to differentiate the product from other products which are already out in the market. III. Goals and Objectives I. Marketing Objective The end marketing objective of UNICLER Inc. is to make KURSHI the more preferred
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it provides direction, by the setting out of the business’ aims and the methods as well as resources that will be used to achieve it. As transport for London (TFL) hopes to provide the best service possible to its customers, and One touch Leisure centre – making profits and leading the market, they both have aims and objectives as a result of strategic planning to ensure success. Transport for London (TFL) One touch Leisure centre Aims: To employ a more diverse workforce as London is one of the
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Analyse why a business such as Sainsbury’s might set social and ethical objectives Sainsbury’s is one of the largest supermarket chains in the United Kingdom, having a market capitalisation of nearly 4.5 billion pounds. As a public limited company, its Board is duty bound to maximise value to its shareholders by being as profitable as possible. Its Board is primarily concerned therefore with generating revenue by increasing sales, margins and the number of customers that buys its products, either
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you are going to investigate a new business venture and prepare a business plan. Explain why is planning important? Task 2b - Aims and Objectives What are aims and objectives? What are SMART objectives? Why is it important for a business to set aims and SMART objectives? What type of aims and objectives should the business have? For each aim and objective you have to say why they are important /relevant to the business. Task 2c - Stakeholders Explain what stakeholders are
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