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Summary
Beginning with Phase II,
the ISD model is concerned with designing instruction using
the job analysis information from Phase I. The first step
is the conversion of each task selected for training into
a terminal learning objective. Each terminal learning objective
is then analyzed to determine learning objectives and learning
steps necessary for mastery of the terminal learning objective.
Tests are designed to match the learning objectives. A sample
of students is tested to insure that their entry behaviors
match the level of learning analysis. Finally, a sequence
of instruction is designed for the learning objectives.
Outcomes
Phase II.1
-- a learning objective for and a learning analysis of each
task selected for instruction.
Phase II.2
-- test items to measure each learning
objective.
Phase II.3
-- a test of entry behaviors to see if the original assumptions
were correct.
Phase II.4
-- the sequencing of all dependent tasks.
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