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Learning Objective: Students will show their understanding of humidity. Which of the following question tests for this learning objective?

Learning Objective: Students will show their understanding of humidity. Which of the following question tests for this learning objective? Correct Answer Why do clothes take more time to dry in humid weather?

Learning Objectives: In the process of education, the aims of education are clear from the ‘why’ aspect of education. These are broad and long-term objectives are the smaller steps, achievable through the teaching-learning process in the classroom and the achievement of objectives helps us in moving closer to the aim. Objectives are the well-defined purposes of education that are achieved through various subjects taught in the school.

Key Points A learning objective is an outcome statement that captures specifically what knowledge, skills, and attitudes learners should be able to exhibit following instructions.

  • Here, Why do clothes take more time to dry in humid weather? This question shows the understanding of humidity and tests the objective.
  • On a humid day, the humidity is very high that is the level of water vapor in the atmosphere is very high. Due to this, the air is not able to carry away more water vapor with it.

Thus, it is concluded that Why do clothes take more time to dry in humid weather? question tests for this learning objective.

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