TABLE 9.2 Taxonomy of Educational Objectives : Affective Domain
Category Subdivisions Student Behavior to Be Attained(Educational Objectives)
1.0 Receiving/Attending 1.1 Awareness Observes : recognizes, is aware of; develops sensitivity to
1.2 Willingness to Accepts others; develops a tolerance for. Listens carefully, recognizes persons as individuals
1.3 Controlled and selected attention Discriminates; appreciates alertness to values; selects reading materials
2.0 Responding 2.1 Acquiescence in responding Willing to comply; observes rules and regulations
2.2 Willingness to respond Voluntarily seeks information, engages in variety of activities, Responds to intellectual stimuli; engages in research
2.3 Satisfactory in response Finds pleasure in reading, listening, conversing. art, participation in groups
3.0 Valuing 3.1 Accepting a value Develops a sense of responsibility, of kinship, of need for worship
3.2 Preference for a value Interest in enabling others; examines a variety of viewpoints; assumes active role in politics, literary organizations
3.3 Commitment Displays a high degree of certainty, loyalty, faith in the power of reason
4.0 Organization 4.1 Conceptualization of a value Establishes a conscious base for making choices, Identifies admired characteristics. Analyzes basic assumptions underlying codes of ethics and faith. Forms judgment as to responsibility of society to the individual and environment. Develops personal goals.
4.2 Organization of a value system
According to Edward Spranger values may be organized around the following:
1. Theoretical
2. Economic
3. Aesthetic
4. Social
5. Political
6. Religious Examines role of democracy in conserving human and natural resource: accepts own potentialities and limltations realistically: views people as individuals, without prejudice: develops techniques for conflict management. Accepts responsibility for the future.
5.0 Characterization of a value 5.1 Generalized set-the basic orientation which enables the individual to act consistently and effectively in a complex world Readiness to reverse judgments or change behavior in light of evidence: to change one’s mind and face facts; confidence in ability to succeed; solves problems in terms of what is rather than wishful thinking
5.2 Characterization-one’s personal philosophy of life demonstrated in behavior Develops a code of behavior based on ethical principles consistent with democratic ideals; behavior which is consistent with beliefs
Source: Adapted from Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: Handbook II: Affective Domain, D.R. Krathwohl. copyright 1984 by Longman Publishers. Reprinted by permission of Addison Wesley Longman.
TABLE 9.2 Taxonomy of Educational Objectives : Affective Domain
Category Subdivisions Student Behavior to Be Attained(Educational Objectives)
1.0 Receiving/Attending 1.1 Awareness Observes : recognizes, is aware of; develops sensitivity to
1.2 Willingness to Accepts others; develops a tolerance for. Listens carefully, recognizes persons as individuals
1.3 Controlled and selected attention Discriminates; appreciates alertness to values; selects reading materials
2.0 Responding 2.1 Acquiescence in responding Willing to comply; observes rules and regulations
2.2 Willingness to respond Voluntarily seeks information, engages in variety of activities, Responds to intellectual stimuli; engages in research
2.3 Satisfactory in response Finds pleasure in reading, listening, conversing. art, participation in groups
3.0 Valuing 3.1 Accepting a value Develops a sense of responsibility, of kinship, of need for worship
3.2 Preference for a value Interest in enabling others; examines a variety of viewpoints; assumes active role in politics, literary organizations
3.3 Commitment Displays a high degree of certainty, loyalty, faith in the power of reason
4.0 Organization 4.1 Conceptualization of a value Establishes a conscious base for making choices, Identifies admired characteristics. Analyzes basic assumptions underlying codes of ethics and faith. Forms judgment as to responsibility of society to the individual and environment. Develops personal goals.
4.2 Organization of a value system
According to Edward Spranger values may be organized around the following:
1. Theoretical
2. Economic
3. Aesthetic
4. Social
5. Political
6. Religious Examines role of democracy in conserving human and natural resource: accepts own potentialities and limltations realistically: views people as individuals, without prejudice: develops techniques for conflict management. Accepts responsibility for the future.
5.0 Characterization of a value 5.1 Generalized set-the basic orientation which enables the individual to act consistently and effectively in a complex world Readiness to reverse judgments or change behavior in light of evidence: to change one’s mind and face facts; confidence in ability to succeed; solves problems in terms of what is rather than wishful thinking
5.2 Characterization-one’s personal philosophy of life demonstrated in behavior Develops a code of behavior based on ethical principles consistent with democratic ideals; behavior which is consistent with beliefs
Source: Adapted from Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: Handbook II: Affective Domain, D.R. Krathwohl. copyright 1984 by Longman Publishers. Reprinted by permission of Addison Wesley Longman.
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