Outcome-Based Education

What are the Principles of Outcome Based Education?

• Theory of education, Systemic structure for education & Classroom practice.

• Observation, Recognition and Systematic

• Pedagogical learning, Content Knowledge & Track Framework

The aim of education is to prepare learners for life in society and for performing tasks

• True

• False

In this statement “The syllabus is content-based and divided into subjects”. In which model does it belong?

Traditional

• Traditional

• OBE (Outcome-Based Education

Outcomes-based education model are clearly spelled out ahead of time, learners know what’s expected of them, and can adjust their focus and questions more appropriately.

• Flexibility

• Student-Centered

• Clarity

It is also important for providing learners enough time to attain fluency or proficiency.

• Flexibility

• Student Centered

• Clarity

What are the challenges of Outcome Based-Education?

• Learners, Teachers & School

• Community, Culture & Technologies

• Time & Energy, Unbundling instructional roles, Disruption

All Characteristics of Mastery-Based Education plus self-paced is Outcome Based Education?

• True

• False

All characteristics of mastery-based education, plus self-paced, which model does it belong?

• Mastery-Based Education

• Outcome-Based Education

• Competency-Based Education

What are the commonly discussed challenges?

• Number of students, Adjustments & Suspension of classes

• Budget, Materials, Time, Supply & School Organization

• Class size, expectations of learner characteristics and reality, teaching practice and evaluation, and student motivation.

Outcome-Based Education reforms emphasize setting clear standards for observable, measurable outcomes.

True

• True

• False