Is there any difference between learning outcomes and learning objective?
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Learning objectives are short-term. They describe the goals that you want students to achieve by the end of a particular unit or section of a course of study.
Learning outcomes are long-term. They describe the goals that you want students to achieve by the end of a complete course of study.
In other words, learning objectives are the small steps that are taken on the way to achieving learning outcomes.
Objectives are goals, outcomes the results.
@stanleybmanly These are technical terms used in educational theory. Both describe goals.
Past goal achieved and future goal predicted.
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