:!:Learning Outcomes are any measurable skills, abilities, knowledge, or values that the learners gain at the end of the learning process. They aim to focus on applying and integrating knowledge. For example, when teachers want their learners to be able to apply the knowledge, they can design classroom activities and assignments that allow learners to see, hear, and experience the use of knowledge. Learning outcomes are important because; they contribute to the learning management system of an institution. When writing the learning outcomes, teachers need to group them under "KFD" (know, feel, and do). Also, learning objectives should be "SMART": specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-sensitive.