Alexandra Anderl

EDU 220-1004

October 15, 2017

Six Behavioral Objectives

1. Knowledge: After going over section material, students will, in order, be able to identify

all parts of a story with 80% accuracy.

2. Comprehension: After reading a story, students will be able to summarize the content.

3. Application: Using their knowledge of stories, students will construct a short story of

their own.

4. Analysis: After reading the story, students will compare and contrast the actions of the

protagonist and antagonist.

5. Synthesis: Students will be able to change one part of the story to change the outcome of

the story.

6. Evaluation: Students will choose a character and either defend or criticize their actions

in the story.