objective-based standards
[/əbˈdʒɛktɪv beɪst ˈstændərdz/]
nounpl: objective-based standards
padrões baseados em objetivos
1. Educational or professional benchmarks established by defining specific, measurable outcomes or goals that must be achieved, rather than focusing on processes or inputs
The school district implemented objective-based standards to ensure all students could demonstrate proficiency in mathematics by the end of the year.
O distrito escolar implementou padrões baseados em objetivos para garantir que todos os alunos pudessem demonstrar proficiência em matemática ao final do ano.
2. Performance criteria that emphasize what learners or professionals should be able to do (competencies) rather than what they should know
Objective-based standards in nursing require graduates to perform clinical procedures safely and independently.
Os padrões baseados em objetivos na enfermagem exigem que os graduados realizem procedimentos clínicos com segurança e independência.
Objective-based standards became prominent in Brazil and the USA during education reform movements in the 1990s-2000s, representing a shift from traditional curriculum-based teaching. In Brazil, this concept is central to the BNCC (Base Nacional Comum Curricular). In the USA, this framework underlies standards-based reform and accountability measures in public education.
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