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Blooms Taxonomy Teacher Planning Kit PDF

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Summary

This document is a teacher planning kit based on Bloom's Taxonomy. It categorizes different levels of thinking skills, from knowledge to evaluation, with key words, examples and questions. The kit is valuable for teachers to utilize in designing lesson plans across various subjects and educational levels.

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LOW LEVEL THINKING SKILLS HIGH LEVEL THINKING SKILLS Knowledge Comprehension Application...

LOW LEVEL THINKING SKILLS HIGH LEVEL THINKING SKILLS Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation Recall /regurgitate facts without To show understanding finding in‐ To use in a new situation. Solving To examine in detail. Examining To change or create into some‐ To justify. Presenting and defend‐ understanding. Exhibits previously formation from the text. Demonstrating problems by applying acquired knowl‐ and breaking information into parts by thing new. Compiling information to‐ ing opinions by making judgements learned material by recalling facts, basic understanding of facts and ideas. edge, facts, techniques and rules in a identifying motives or causes; making gether in a different way by combining about information, validity of ideas or terms, basic concepts and answers. different way. inferences and finding evidence to sup‐ elements in a new pattern or proposing quality of work based on a set of crite‐ port generalisations. alternative solutions. ria. 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Why did they (the character) choose...? How would you explain...? What can you say about...? How would you show your understanding What inference can you make...? How would you adapt ________ to create a What would you recommend...? How would you show...? What facts or ideas show...? of...? What conclusions can you draw...? different...? How would you rate the...? What is...? What is the main idea of...? What approach would you use to…? How would you classify...? How could you change (modify) the plot What would you cite to defend the ac‐ When did...? Which is the best answer...? How would you apply what you learned to How would you categorise...? (plan)...? tions...? When did _______ happen? Which statements support...? develop...? Can you identify the difference parts...? What could be done to minimise How would you evaluate...? Where is... ? Will you state or interpret in your own What other way would you plan to...? What evidence can you find...? (maximise)...? How could you determine...? Which one...? words...? What would result if...? What is the relationship between...? What way would you design...? What choice would you have made...? Who was...? Can you make use of the facts to...? Can you make a distinction between...? Suppose you could _______ what would What would you select...? Who were the main... ? What elements would you choose to What is the function of...? you do...? How would you prioritise...? Why did...? change...? What ideas justify...? How would you test...? What judgement would you make about...? What facts would you select to show...? Can you formulate a theory for...? Based on what you know, how would you What questions would you ask in an inter‐ Can you predict the outcome if...? explain...? view with...? How would you estimate the results for...? What information would you use to sup‐ Bloom’s Taxonomy: Teacher Planning Kit What facts can you compile...? port the view...? Can you construct a model that would How would you justify...? change...? What data was used to make the conclu‐ Can you think of an original way for the...? sion...?

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