Coaches, mentors, educators, teachers of all levels. Do you want your students to be excited about learning? Do you want them to be challenged and to think for themselves? If so, then you need to learn about Bloom’s Taxonomy.
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a way of thinking about different levels of learning.
It starts with the simplest level, remembering, and goes all the way up to the most complex level, creating.
If you want your students to be engaged and to learn, then you need to give them challenges that are just right for them. You need to help them remember things, understand things, apply things, analyse things, evaluate things, and create things.
Bloom’s Taxonomy can help you do all of that. It’s a great tool for teachers of all levels. So if you want to take your classroom to the next level, then you need to learn about Bloom’s Taxonomy.
‘The future belongs to young people with an education
and the imagination to create.’
Barack Obama
Barack Obama once said, ‘The future belongs to young people with an education and the imagination to create.’ That’s why it’s important for teachers to help students learn how to think critically and creatively. Bloom’s Taxonomy is a tool that can help teachers do just that.
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a framework that categorises educational objectives into six levels of learning:
- The first level is remembering, which means being able to recall information.
- The second level is understanding, which means being able to explain information in your own words.
- The third level is applying, which means being able to use information in new situations.
- The fourth level is analysing, which means being able to break down information into its component parts.
- The fifth level is evaluating, which means being able to make judgments about information.
- The sixth level is creating, which means being able to come up with new ideas.
By using Bloom’s Taxonomy, teachers can design lesson plans that help students learn at all levels of understanding.
For example, a lesson on the solar system might start with students remembering the names of the planets. Then, the lesson might move on to helping students understand how the planets orbit the sun. Next, the lesson might have students apply their knowledge by creating a model of the solar system. Finally, the lesson might have students analyse the solar system by looking at how the planets’ orbits are affected by gravity.
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a powerful tool that can help teachers help students learn. By using this framework, teachers can design lesson plans that move beyond rote memorization and into deeper levels of understanding, creativity, and innovation.
But here’s the thing:
Using Bloom’s Taxonomy is more than just knowing the six levels. To really use it well, you need to understand the differences between each level and how to create lessons that move students from one level to the next.
For example, a lesson that asks students to remember the names of the planets is at the remembering level. But a lesson that asks students to explain how the planets orbit the sun is at the understanding level. And a lesson that asks students to create a model of the solar system is at the applying level.
As you can see, the levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy build on each other.
So if you want your students to be able to think critically and creatively, you need to start by helping them learn at the lower levels. Once they have a strong foundation, you can then move them on to the higher levels.
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In our course, you’ll learn about the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy and how to design lessons that challenge students at all levels. You’ll also learn how to use Bloom’s Taxonomy to assess student learning and to give feedback that helps students improve.
By the end of our course, you’ll be able to use Bloom’s Taxonomy to create lessons that are more than just memorization. You’ll be able to create lessons that help students think critically, creatively, and solve problems.
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Think about it: when you use Bloom’s Taxonomy, you’re not just teaching students facts. You’re teaching them how to think. You’re giving them the skills they need to be successful in school and in life.
For example, if you teach students how to analyse information, they’ll be able to make better decisions. If you teach them how to evaluate evidence, they’ll be able to spot fake news. And if you teach them how to create new ideas, they’ll be able to solve problems and come up with new solutions.
With our training course, you’ll learn how to use Bloom’s Taxonomy to teach students how to think.
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So if you’re ready to make your classroom more engaging and challenging, sign up for our training course today. You’ll learn how to use Bloom’s Taxonomy to create lessons that will help your students learn and grow. And you’ll be able to do it all in a way that’s fun and exciting for everyone involved.
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By the end of our course, you’ll be able to use Bloom’s Taxonomy to design lessons that challenge students at all levels. You’ll learn how to assess student learning and give feedback that helps them improve. You’ll also discover how to use Bloom’s Taxonomy to teach students how to think critically and creatively, equipping them with the skills they need to succeed in school and in life.
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Sincerely,
M. Sidat (BA, MA, PGCE/QTS, NPQLE)
