Unit 37: Testing orders of thinking- from comprehension to creativity

Whether you’re evaluating an assessment, skimming a favourite unit of yours, or using it as a walk-through instrument to get a feel for the level of student thinking in a classroom, Bloom’s Taxonomy is a powerful tool for any educator at any level.
By the end of this unit you should be able to do the following:

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In the lesson you were challenged to think about ways in which you can change your lesson or activity objectives from testing lower order thinking skills to rather testing higher order thinking skills.
It is far more enriching for your students to be able to create something or do something with the knowledge that they have gained rather than simply describing or listing the information.

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