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What is the primary focus of Bloom's Taxonomy?
What is the primary focus of Bloom's Taxonomy?
- Measuring student intelligence
- Categorizing educational goals (correct)
- Creating standardized tests
- Developing new teaching technologies
Which category of Bloom's Taxonomy comes after Knowledge?
Which category of Bloom's Taxonomy comes after Knowledge?
- Evaluation
- Comprehension (correct)
- Synthesis
- Application
In the context of Bloom's Taxonomy, what do Knowledge targets represent?
In the context of Bloom's Taxonomy, what do Knowledge targets represent?
- Physical skills and movements
- Creative expressions and innovations
- Factual, procedural, and conceptual understandings (correct)
- Critical thinking and analysis
What skill is NOT typically associated with Reasoning targets?
What skill is NOT typically associated with Reasoning targets?
Which of the following is an example of a Knowledge target in Math?
Which of the following is an example of a Knowledge target in Math?
How are the categories in Bloom's Taxonomy organized?
How are the categories in Bloom's Taxonomy organized?
What do Reasoning targets aim to develop in students?
What do Reasoning targets aim to develop in students?
Which is NOT a category included in Bloom's Taxonomy?
Which is NOT a category included in Bloom's Taxonomy?
Which pattern of reasoning involves making a reasonable guess based on available information?
Which pattern of reasoning involves making a reasonable guess based on available information?
What term describes the process of examining the components or structure of something?
What term describes the process of examining the components or structure of something?
Which reasoning target is being described when one sorts items into categories based on characteristics?
Which reasoning target is being described when one sorts items into categories based on characteristics?
What type of reasoning is depicted when someone compares and contrasts different viewpoints on a historical event?
What type of reasoning is depicted when someone compares and contrasts different viewpoints on a historical event?
Which skill target exemplifies real-time demonstration in a subject like physical education?
Which skill target exemplifies real-time demonstration in a subject like physical education?
In which scenario does the reasoning target of synthesis occur?
In which scenario does the reasoning target of synthesis occur?
Which target best exemplifies skill development in performing arts?
Which target best exemplifies skill development in performing arts?
What reasoning pattern involves expressing and defending an opinion or judgment?
What reasoning pattern involves expressing and defending an opinion or judgment?
What is a primary reason for the shift from learning content to learning outcomes?
What is a primary reason for the shift from learning content to learning outcomes?
Which type of learning outcome involves the ability to apply knowledge across different contexts?
Which type of learning outcome involves the ability to apply knowledge across different contexts?
Which cognitive strategy includes skills like note-taking and time management?
Which cognitive strategy includes skills like note-taking and time management?
What is an example of a type of motor skill in the context of learning outcomes?
What is an example of a type of motor skill in the context of learning outcomes?
Which learning outcome category focuses on changes in learners’ attitudes and beliefs?
Which learning outcome category focuses on changes in learners’ attitudes and beliefs?
According to the Revised Bloom's Taxonomy, what is one crucial aspect of formulating learning outcomes?
According to the Revised Bloom's Taxonomy, what is one crucial aspect of formulating learning outcomes?
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a type of learning outcome?
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a type of learning outcome?
What is essential for ensuring that assessments are aligned with learning outcomes?
What is essential for ensuring that assessments are aligned with learning outcomes?
What is the primary purpose of product targets in a curriculum?
What is the primary purpose of product targets in a curriculum?
Which of the following best represents a product target in math?
Which of the following best represents a product target in math?
What kind of targets do disposition targets represent?
What kind of targets do disposition targets represent?
Why is it important not to confuse an activity with a learning target?
Why is it important not to confuse an activity with a learning target?
Which of the following is an example of a disposition target in Social Studies?
Which of the following is an example of a disposition target in Social Studies?
What is the key question when determining if something is a product target?
What is the key question when determining if something is a product target?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of health/PE disposition targets?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of health/PE disposition targets?
In which subject is creating pictographs considered a product target?
In which subject is creating pictographs considered a product target?
Flashcards
Reasoning Targets
Reasoning Targets
Learning targets that require students to use their knowledge to reason rather than just memorize answers.
Inference
Inference
Making a logical guess based on evidence or clues.
Analysis
Analysis
Examining the parts of something to understand how it works.
Comparison
Comparison
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Classification
Classification
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Evaluation
Evaluation
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Synthesis
Synthesis
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Skill Targets
Skill Targets
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Bloom's Taxonomy
Bloom's Taxonomy
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Knowledge Target
Knowledge Target
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Reasoning Target
Reasoning Target
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Math Example - Knowledge
Math Example - Knowledge
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ELA Example - Knowledge
ELA Example - Knowledge
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Science Example - Knowledge
Science Example - Knowledge
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Knowledge in Bloom's Taxonomy
Knowledge in Bloom's Taxonomy
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Skills and abilities
Skills and abilities
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Product Target
Product Target
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Knowledge Target
Knowledge Target
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Reasoning Target
Reasoning Target
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Disposition Target
Disposition Target
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Assessment of Products
Assessment of Products
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Curriculum Guide
Curriculum Guide
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Intended Learning
Intended Learning
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Activity vs. Learning Target
Activity vs. Learning Target
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Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
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Outcomes-Based Education
Outcomes-Based Education
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Intellectual Skills
Intellectual Skills
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Cognitive Strategies
Cognitive Strategies
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Motor Skills
Motor Skills
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Verbal Information
Verbal Information
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Revised Bloom's Taxonomy
Revised Bloom's Taxonomy
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Technological Advancements
Technological Advancements
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Study Notes
Bloom's Taxonomy
- Developed by Benjamin Bloom with collaborators in 1956
- A framework for categorizing educational goals
- Widely used by K-12 and college instructors
- Consists of six major categories: Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation
- Categories after Knowledge are presented as skills and abilities, with knowledge as the prerequisite
- Subcategories are continuum from simple to complex, and concrete to abstract
- Popularly remembered by the six main categories
Types of Learning Targets
- Focus on factual, procedural, and conceptual understandings
- Math Example: Recognizes acute, obtuse, and right angles
- ELA Example: Identifies nouns and verbs
- Science Example: Describes how organisms interact with each other to transfer energy and matter in an ecosystem
Reasoning Targets
- Specify thought processes students apply effectively
- Includes solving problems, making inferences, drawing conclusions, and defending judgments
- Students apply knowledge in authentic contexts
- Six overall patterns of reasoning: inference, analysis, comparison, classification, evaluation, and synthesis
- Examples presented from Math, ELA, Social Studies, and Science
Skill Targets
- Learning targets where a real-time demonstration or physical performance is central
- Subjects like physical education, fine arts, performing arts, and world languages
- Examples given for Math, ELA, Social Studies, Science, Health/PE, and The Arts
Product Targets
- Product targets focus on the qualities of a good product
- Examples include tables, graphs, scatter plots, box plots
- Fewer product targets than knowledge and reasoning targets
- Considered lab reports, term papers, and research reports
Disposition Targets
- Reflect attitudes and feelings
- Important affective goals for students
- Educational experiences but not assessed for grading purposes
- Examples for ELA, Math, Social Studies, Science, Health/PE, and The Arts
Factors Causing Shift from Content to Outcomes
- Technological advancements
- Introduce other sources of information
- Acquisition of 21st-century skills
- Student-centered learning
- High order learning
- Outcome-based education
- Mastery of concepts
- Continuous improvement
Learning Outcomes
- Knowledge Sharing
- Cognitive Skills Development
- Intellectual Skills
- Motor Skill Development
- Individual's Personal Growth
- Focus
- Information Gathering
- Remembering
- Organizing
- Analyzing
- Generating
- Integrating
- Evaluating
- Concept formation
- Principle formation
- Comprehending
- Problem solving
- Decision-making
- Research
- Composing
- Oral discourse
- Cognitive Strategies
- Verbal information
- Motor skills
- attitude
Formulating Learning Outcomes
- Revised Bloom's Taxonomy
- Creating, Evaluating, Analyzing, Applying, Understanding, and Remembering
- Action words for each level
- Examples for specific subject areas
- Types of tasks including Diagrams, Illustrations, Essays, Plans
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