Instructional Objective (Coursework Sample)

Using Excel for School data analysis for one semester. Student Name Institution Course Number. Course Name Name of Instructor 18th June 2024 Using Excel for School data analysis for one semester. A. Identify an instructional goal and explain how the goal will support student learning, thinking, and engagement. Include the grade level and content material for your goal. Goal: Using Excel for School data analysis for one semester. Student learning: The objective is to improve learners' Excel and data analysis skills. Learners will also learn how to use data for critical decision-making. Grade Level: This objective is critical for undergraduate learners Content Material: Statistics course books with data analysis techniques. ( Introductory Statistics by Barbara Illowsky and Susan Dean)Excel data pack guides on how to use Excel for data analysis (Excel 2022 by Harrison Masters). Research data analysis guides (Handbook of Data Analysis by Melissa Hardy & Alan Bryman). 1. Describe two instructional strategies you will implement to help students achieve the instructional goal. Active Learning—Using the flipped class technique, the class will be provided with learning materials before the lesson. During the lesson, teachers and learners will practice what was learned before the class (Morin, 2024). Assessment-based instructional strategy - using questions during an active class session to lead an interactive learning lesson where learners contribute to solving various problems. 2. Describe your vision of how students will interpret, interact with, and respond to the instructional strategies, including the following components: • where you think students might get stuck Students might get stuck in choosing data analysis techniques to achieve goals. For instance, they may get stuck choosing which analysis will provide information showing how attendance affects performance. •  what questions students might ask Students might ask questions such as: ...