Verbs to Use in Writing Lesson Objectives, List of Attitudes, A Teacher's Prayer

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List of Verbs to Use in Writing Lesson Plan Objectives

apply

analyze

comprehend

convert

change

compute

construct

compare

contrast

conclude

categorize

combine

compile

compose

create

define

describe

distinguish

demonstrate

discover

differentiate

design

estimate

explain

evaluate

generalize

give

identify

infer

interpret

illustrate

know

label

list

match

manipulate

modify

name

outline

operate

organize

paraphrase

predict

prepare

produce

planrecall

recognize

rewrite

relate

rearrange

revise

select

state

summarize

show

solve

support

separate

tell

use

write

List of Attitudes

Appreciative of one's culture

Cleanliness/Wellness

Concern for others

Critical Thinking

Courteous

Care and protection of the environment

Cooperation

Cautious

Cheerful

Compassion

Creativity

Disaster Risk Management

Family Solidarity

Faith

Gender Equality

Global Concern

Gratitude

Honesty

Helpfulness

Hardworking

Heroism/Appreciation of Heroes

Happiness

Interest

Industriousness

Inclusiveness

Kindness

Love of God

Love of Truth

Modest

National Unity

Obedience

Personal Discipline/Self-Control

Patience

Peace and Order

Patriotism

Respect

Responsibility

Reliable

Self-Confidence

Social Responsibility

Thoughtful

Volunteerism


A Teacher's Prayer

Lord,

Enable me to teach with WISDOM,

for I help to shape the mind.

Equip me to teach with TRUTH,

for I help to shape the conscience.

Encourage me to teach with VISION,

for I help to shape the future.

Empower me to teach with LOVE,

for I help to shape the world.




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