The most important step in the planning and evaluation process is writing program objectives. The purpose of having objectives is to
1. Give the speaker specific topics to cover
2. Provide direction for conducting the program
3. Provide an enriching experience for participants
4. Formulate a mission statement.
ANS: 2
Objectives provide direction and provide the mechanism for evaluating specific activities in light of the total program.
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