1 Professor Dumbledore needs them for something. 2  Harry just keeps reading and reading, hoping  next book ... in the next one ... the next one  (26.72). 3  Finally, he nods off without realizing it. 4  Dobby wakes up Harry ten minutes before his second task is set to start. The night before the task, Fred and George show up with a message from Professor Dumbledore for Hermione and Ron. 2  Professor Dumbledore needs them for something. 3  Harry just keeps reading and reading, hoping  next book ... in the next one ... the next one  (26.72). 4  Finally, he nods off without realizing it.
1 A Terminal or Performance Objective is developed for each of the tasks selected in the learning program. 2  A terminal objective is at the highest level of learning (KSA) appropriate to the human performance requirements a student will accomplish.
Enabling vs. terminal objectives Instructional designers distinguish between enabling objectives and terminal objectives. This table defines and lists examples for both enabling objectives and terminal objectives. Definition Examples An enabling objective defines a task that the learner must master during training. Note: The task is usually one of a set of tasks which, when the learner puts them all together, enables the learner to perform a working task.