Questions to ask prior to your lesson observation

Answer

2. A learning objective is a clear and specific statement that serves as a guide for you and your pupils as to the knowledge, understanding and skills that they are expected to achieve by the end of the lesson.

Why is this the correct answer?

A learning objective should be referred to by both you and your pupils throughout your lesson. Furthermore, a learning objective should NOT refer to the tasks or activities that you will be asking your pupils to complete. It instead needs to focus on the knowledge, skills and understanding that you want your pupils to develop by the end of the lesson.