Emphasize that this project is important and will be more effective than present or past programs. Show how the project is an extension of important research or development projects carried out by this writer or others. Show how the project will contribute knowledge. The needs assessment forms the justification for the development of a program. The needs should be used to formulate the general program goals and specific objectives.
Goals are statements of what the writer views as the ideal state of affairs.
Limit the number of goals. Rank order your goals in importance. Objectives represent strategies for eliminating the discrepancies which exist between actual conditions and what is desired. F. Activities Solution procedures or program activities must be developed that describe your plan to achieve the objectives. Develop solution procedures in instruction and instructional support in a clear and concise manner.