blooms4 learning
DESCRIPTION
some web sites that provide interactive tools to allow application of Blooms taxonomy (2001) to different areas of course designTRANSCRIPT
BLOOM’SApplying Bloom’s Taxonomy
CognitiveHistory of Blooms Taxonomy
Remember• Recognize
• Locate knowledge in long term memory
• Recall• Retrieve relevant knowledge from long term memory
Understand• Interpret
• Change from one form of representation to another
• Classify• Determine that something belongs to a category
• Summarize• Abstract a general theme or major point
• Explain• Construct a cause and effect model of a system
Apply• Execute
• Apply a procedure to a familiar task
• Implement• Apply a procedure to an unfamiliar task
Analyze• Differentiate
• Distinguish relevant from irrelevant parts
• Organize• Determine how elements fit or function within a structure
• Attribute• Determine a point of view, bias, intent
Evaluate• Check
• Detect inconsistencies within a process or product
• Critique• Detect inconsistencies between a product and external criteria
Create• Generate
• Come up with alternative hypotheses based on criteria
• Plan• Devise a procedure for accomplishing a task
• Produce• Invent a product
2001 Bloom’s Taxonomy2001 Bloom’s Taxonomy
http://is.gd/WzTTZe
Andrew Church’s Educational Origami site
Kathy Schrock’s Google Tools for Blooms Taxonomy