We hear educators mention 'Bloom's Taxonomy of Higher Learning,' but what exactly is it?
It is a set of goals for educators that is based on the way children think and learn.
There are different kinds of thinking and learning.
In Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning, the process of learning/thinking is divided into different levels: knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.
We will talk about each one and how they relate to one another, but first let's talk about Dr. Bloom and why he came up with this nifty little theory.
History of Classic Bloom's Taxonomy of Higher Learning
It is a set of goals for educators that is based on the way children think and learn.
There are different kinds of thinking and learning.
In Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning, the process of learning/thinking is divided into different levels: knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.
We will talk about each one and how they relate to one another, but first let's talk about Dr. Bloom and why he came up with this nifty little theory.
History of Classic Bloom's Taxonomy of Higher Learning
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