Terminal Objectives are the major objectives of the course. More than one terminal objective may be necessary for accomplishing a particular goal. Enabling Objectives are also called subordinate or supportive objectives. Terminal Objectives Enabling Objectives Objectives may address the cognitive, affective or psychomotor domain. Cognitive objectives are ones that deal with concepts, ideas, factual knowledge or intellectual skills.
Affective objectives are ones that involve appreciations, ideals, attitudes, morals or values.
Psychomotor objectives with motor skills. The objectives in each of the domains can be arranged according to complexity, intensity or sophistication. Using these arrangements can help you judge the depth of your teaching. The Student will be able to analyze a factual problem involving the issues of comparative negligence. The Student will appreciate the impact race, age and gender has on the development of tort law.