Simpson's Taxonomy Quiz and Flashcards: Education Objectives in Psychomotor Domain

What are the three domains in Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives?

Which domain in Bloom's Taxonomy focuses on feelings, emotions, and values?

In which domain did Bloom and colleagues not propose levels unlike the other domains?

What are the seven levels of expertise described in Elizabeth Simpson's Taxonomy Educational Objectives in the Psychomotor Domain?

In the context of learning targets, what does Stiggins et al. (2006) define as the skills type of learning targets?

How do Bloom's taxonomies of educational objectives for affective and psychomotor domains assist teachers?

What is the key difference between product learning targets and affect or disposition?

How are skills targets best assessed among students according to the text?

Which type of assessment is most suitable for evaluating product targets?

What is the significance of having the required skills in relation to knowledge and reasoning?

Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives

The three domains in Bloom's Taxonomy are Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor.
The Affective domain focuses on feelings, emotions, and values.
The Psychomotor domain is the only domain where Bloom and colleagues did not propose levels.

Elizabeth Simpson's Taxonomy Educational Objectives in the Psychomotor Domain

Simpson's taxonomy describes seven levels of expertise in the Psychomotor domain.

Learning Targets

According to Stiggins et al. (2006), skills type of learning targets refer to the proficiency in performing a specific task or set of tasks.

Bloom's Taxonomies and Teaching

Bloom's taxonomies of educational objectives for affective and psychomotor domains assist teachers in setting and assessing learning targets.

Product Learning Targets and Affect or Disposition

The key difference between product learning targets and affect or disposition is that product targets focus on what students can produce or demonstrate, while affect or disposition targets focus on students' attitudes, values, and feelings.

Assessment of Learning Targets

Skills targets are best assessed among students through performance tasks or demonstrations.
Product targets are most suitable for evaluation through project-based assessments or exhibitions.

Significance of Skills in Relation to Knowledge and Reasoning

Having the required skills is significant because it enables students to apply knowledge and reasoning in real-world situations.

Explore the taxonomy for the psychomotor domain developed by Elizabeth Simpson, building upon Bloom's work. Learn about the seven levels of expertise described in Simpson's taxonomy: perception, set, guided response, mechanism, complex overt response, adaptation, and organizing.