Bloom's Taxonomy Explained with Example

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In this video, we explain Bloom's Taxonomy, a framework for learning that can help you understand the different levels at which you master knowledge.

Background 00:05
The Three Domains 00:40
The Original Taxonomy vs The Revised Taxonomy 01:15
Bloom's Taxonomy 01:55
How to Use Bloom's Taxonomy 03:48
Bloom's Taxonomy Example 05:16
The Learning Journey 08:17
Advantages and Disadvantages 08:43
Summary 09:30

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Hands down, the best explanation with examples. This helped me alot, thank you. As a student I will definitely better structure my studying.

MM-bwlo
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I am a student teacher and I appreciate your body of work.✊

MphoMotsamai-mu
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Excellent! Like the point that learning is not linear. After developing mission critical - safety critical training for grizzled vets, many times we go from level 1 to level 3 briefly and then back down to level 2 for a more in-depth learning.

markwilson
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Thank you very much for this super-useful and practical explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy.

DebDatta
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This was helpful to me. Now I can apply this to do my assignment.

AmogelangMagampa-wcil
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Thank you a lot, really helpful.
But why you didn't complete the levels, affective and psychomotor domains in the example you gave?

sanaaskro
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2 years ago in lockdown, I came across this and though what a sh!t pyramid scheme is that and show and gone. But now I know about this. This is like my pov change 180 degree

Sroop_
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Can we depend on Bloom's Cognitive?
How did Bloom come about this structure - valid?, reliable?
The web site example - #4 analyze sounds like "plan" but comes after "apply', " not a path to success.

Any comments appreciated.

pjgdba
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Very helpful tutorial in bloom’s taxonomy.

AFutureLegend
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Nice explanation "Edutainment Akram Qulandri"

akramqulandary
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You should avoid "be able..."; instead you might use "students will define... students will explain..." and so on.

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