Bloom's Taxonomy In 5 Minutes | Blooms Taxonomy Explained | What Is Bloom's Taxonomy? | Simplilearn

This Simplilearn video on Bloom's Taxonomy In 5 Minutes will explain Bloom's hierarchical framework for categorizing educational learning objectives according to their complexity. In this Bloom's Taxonomy explained video, you will understand all about the revised version of Bloom's Taxonomy, what is Bloom's Taxonomy? and the various Bloom's Taxonomy levels.

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The topics covered in this Bloom's Taxonomy video are:
00:00 Bloom's Taxonomy Introduction
01:02 Bloom's Taxonomy Level 1
01:22 Bloom's Taxonomy Level 2
01:52 Bloom's Taxonomy Level 3
02:10 Bloom's Taxonomy Level 4
02:26 Bloom's Taxonomy Level 5
02:46 Bloom's Taxonomy Level 6
03:22 Quiz
04:06 Bloom's Taxonomy Example

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Bloom's taxonomy is a model to classify learning objectives with appropriate verbs; it is a hierarchical framework for categorizing educational learning objectives according to their complexity. It was created by Benjamin Bloom who was an American psychiatrist who made several contributions to education, talent development, and mastery learning. Currently, Bloom's taxonomy has six levels of cognitive domains.

Assessment is made easier with Bloom's taxonomy. This technique or concept is widely used by psychologists, curriculum theorists, and researchers, to name a few. Bloom's taxonomy provides a common assessment language for a variety of cognitive levels and transcends different domains. An example of its application would be in a scenario where a company is looking to train its employees on customer relations with the objective of improving customer feedback. This goal as stated is pretty ambiguous and doesn't define what the employees should specifically do.

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[ashleyberg]

C is the correct answer.

Thank you for a short, descriptive video! I'm learning this because of a class and found the idea of reading about it to be dismal. :)

[allanadan]

The answer is option C! - Remember-> Understand-->Apply--> Analyze.
Thanks for this great video. Very well explained

[avijeetbiswal]

Very well explained. Hope teachers and other trainers follow Miss Rosa's path. The correct answer is B.

[olatunjiegungbemi]

Thanks for this very easy to comprehend video. The correct answer is C. Remember-> Understand-->Apply--> Analyze!

[hilalahmadwani]

Option C
I think Bloom's Taxonomy will be more beneficial in coming years to develop Learning Outcomes documents, to design competency based questions and to assess 21st century skills

[marcossagues]

Great video. Option C is the correct quiz answer.
Now i`ll be watching more videos to see if i can win a prize!

[sangeet]

This is the best video on bloom taxonomy..thank you

[shrutimohan]

Great video! Well explained! The option is C

[SuperMeshwar]

Correct answer is (c), i.e. 3 :)

Thanks for a very concise and enlightening video 👌

[Random_Stuffwala_]

Option C . thanks for short and precise insight on Blooms taxonomy

[bushyasathyasandha]

Option c) The six levels of cognitive learning according to BLOOM'S taxonomy is to remember / recall followed by Understanding, Applying and Analyzing

[ArmArmAdv]

Great video with a clear explanation of all the levels of Bloom's Taxonomy—thanks for sharing! I just made a similar video myself and noticed we’re using the same handwriting software. All the best!

[sashanemclean]

Answer is C.
Thank you for this summary.

[MichaelRodriguez-vlby]

At 3:53 I almost chose instead of Remember-Understand-Apply and Analyze. It makes sense because I tend to distrust my memory so I feel the need to second guess or analyze my memories. I wonder if this is something I need to change about my thought process to restore my ability to learn as efficiently as I used to.

[lalithundalani]

The answer is option C - Remember-> Understand-->Apply--> Analyze.
Thanks for lovely video

[wkrdrvd]

Thank you for this video
The correct answer is 3

[kaushalbisht]

The correct answer is C.
Amazing video :)

[Aesthetic_Plastic_Surgery]

(Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse) is the correct option 👍

[shaistashahapuri]

Plz Make same other educational theories of psychology.

[chhaviupadhyaya]

How you make this type of animation please tell, ...