Tag: Gagné's nine events of instruction

In this post, I’ll share with you an example on how to apply Gagne’s nine events of instruction using an example of writing skills. You can use Gagne’s nine events of instruction to design your lessons. A Little History About These Nine Events 55 years ago, Robert Gagné published the first edition of his book The Conditions of Learning (1965) in which he proposed nine events of instruction that provide a sequence for organizing a lesson. These events remain the foundation of current instructional design practice, represent desirable conditions in an instructional program, and increase the probability of successful learner achievement in the program.