Bloom's Taxonomy: Why, How, & Top Examples

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Wait, I read that it's not necessarily a hierarchy

[@ricf1010]

The levels of bloom taxonomy of cognitive domain are : Knowledge/recall Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation. Then was revised by Anderson Rememberin Understanding Applying Evaluating Creating.

[@expHB]

Thank you for making it easier to remember and funnier than reading about Bloom's Taxonomy

[@lynnettegarcia8125]

Excellent. I've watch a couple on Bloom's Taxonomy and yours was by far the most entertaining. It kept me engaged. I'm studying for my certification and this is helpful with the breakdown.

[@crimbullet]

Thank you for breaking down this difficult subject for me!

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Perfect! Now I see the picture. Love it. Thank you so much.

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Only 4 mind yet crystal clear. Perfect! Love it. Thank you.

[@caleblyrics]

I have got the taxonomy, it is Clear, understandable explanation. Thanks.

[@englishwithaltini]

Very informative and helpful. I'm studying for certification and I'm glad I watched this video. Thank you!

[@vaishaligautam3489]

Your way of presenting examples is very good

[@vonganiwinnie7151]

Thank you for taking the time to make me understand the bloom's toconomy

[@TuangGuru8]

Very clear explanation. This is my passion. So I Iike this topic. 👍

[@charlenejbrady4027]

Thanks so much for this explanation, a great help for me

[@toddwestervelt6945]

Actually, whether teaching lower or higher level classes, the goal is for all to get to evaluation and creation. Remember Bruner's Spiral Curriculum and that all concepts can be taught with integrity at all levels. The difference between higher and lower level classes is not the level that is reached with Bloom's taxonomy, it is the content difficulty that is used to get to all levels, and the depth at which the content is taught. RIght?

[@TuangGuru8]

The complexity of knowledge is another taxonomy; knowledge taxonomy, which encompasses facts, concepts, principles, and the know hows. This topic I think is specifically talking about the taxonomy of human thinking levels. It refers to what process takes place in the human brain.

[@ajajajajajajajajajaj]

This is incredibly informative and concise. I appreciate the illustrations and the design of the slides. I'm very new to all of this, so it helps so much!

[@aezhycrisostomo10]

Thank you☺ Now I can do my assignment...

[@lkpqueencollege2990]

I express my thanks very much for the explanation of the Bloom's Taxonomy.

[@tendayimukabeta9443]

Great stuff for educational psychology learners

[@dr.litandas640]

Very nice reference material

[@swisaalmeyda5024]

Thanks for this well-explained and well-illustrated Bloom's Taxonomy...

[@prakritijames902]

Very catchy video contect wise as well as creation wise

[@mugglebornbratt]

Super helpful and concise! Thank you!

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[@cynthiapesa7366]

This is an excellent explanation.

[@LemuDayiChannel]

Awesome video! I love how easily you explain all the concepts.

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I object!!!!!!!

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I love d way whtever u described it's amazing

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[@freedomajp]

Awesome explanation.

[@lifesymphony2024]

I always teach my pupils to create. I feel when they create, they understand the content or concept better.

[@dinbabwa452]

When teaching it's best to flip blooms taxonomy and start from the goal of creating. Then working up (down) this flipped pyramid arriving a remembering. When children are challenged to create or to solve a problem they will evaluate what skills and knowledge they need to achieve their creative goals. Then they will begin to analyze their steps to reach their goal and what new concepts and skills they still need. Finally once they apply these skills they will begin to understand how to achieve their goals and finally they will have remembered how to reach their goals and which paths are more productive in getting there.

[@thomasbitsch5488]

@@dinbabwa452 Brilliant, as a student myself I'd love a classroom filled with creation. I'd wonder however, if every class / subject could be build with a reversed bloons taxonomy...

[@gmtvioill6560]

thanks very much to give valuable tips..

[@geetasharma6563]

Thank you for clarifying my knowledge 🙏

[@cnchanel6015]

Thank you so much.this video is very important for me

[@sandeeppathrikar5545]

Very good lecture

[@chalanEd]

Wonderful video

[@donicarobinson24]

I feel like I should print these verbs out for future reference. (MST childhood education major) 🙂

[@anweshabhattacharya8808]

Thank you for the informative video on Bloom's taxonomy.

[@krisztinakapornai5155]

Thank you, it is really well presented and illustrated!

[@ramnandaniya7636]

Helpful session

[@georginadelpino5104]

Very clear exposition. thanks

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very expressive

[@amyzigler]

Why is infer used as a verb for both apply and analyze?

[@waytosuccess4535]

Excellent Explained

[@fkiakia]

Excellent, clear, relevant and to the point! Thank you very much!

[@darrenschmidt3046]

Great summary of Bloom's taxonomy, but I really liked the background music, even though it was mixed a little loud. Cool slide guitar.

[@amalmahato3889]

Thanks well presented.

[@jessstuart7495]

Does Bloom's Taxonomy have a scientific basis? (Social experiments performed on kids that conclusively demonstrates this model (classification scheme) is a good fit for human learning), or is it just a nice fictional idea educators have latched onto, like learning styles?

[@kuyad7131]

Thank You so much.❣️

[@jameseade5354]

That was Great! Thanks So much, I have had some students struggling with this otherwise dry stuff, and this has helped a lot! I am inspired!

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How can we make videos like this ? Can you please explain?

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[@rahimrahim07763]

Thank you. Brief and concise

[@annakajohnson5109]

According to the Bloom Wheel you have the terms for apply and analyze backwards, in this video. Idk which is correct, really.

[@SraNez]

Thank you very much for making it clear on the why of Bloom's Taxonomy.

[@wimaken1615]

Thanks a lot

[@pssiriwardhane]

This is so great. Thanks !

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Thank you Teachings in Education, very cool!

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I have my first interview today! Thank you for quick refresher!

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Thank you 😊🙏

[@valeriemaynard2330]

So glad I found your channel. I love this video style, it really clicks with my brain! :)

[@adhoclanguage]

I liked the way you explained the concepts. I like Blooms´ Taxonomy as well. Could you please share the name of the tool you use to reproduce a hand writing?, that's also very intuitive.

[@sravani5941]

Affective n psychomotor???

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Thank you! This was a great video.

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Very useful!

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i like that fountain pen

[@Engycation]

nice video

[@folashadeajayi3768]

Thank you very much

[@barrydavis331]

I completely disagree with limiting HOW TO USE @ 1:36 for remedial classes.

[@rohanirohan9756]

It was really helpful, thank you

[@RoxanneOIKAWAtv]

Very informative

[@PatriciaAyameThomson]

Thank you for the concise, detailed, and informative video!

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Semoga sangat bermanfaat

[@thecrehor]

Very helpful. Thanks!!

[@joelradasa3360]

Amazing lesson

[@naimathompson8776]

VERY HELPFUL! Thanks so much!

[@chalahika2554]

Please would send this in PDF more to understand.

[@chemistrylearner2096]

Why do not we start with create ? I start my lesson with "create" and it's very helpful

[@martinwellsgold]

I'm always amazed how people who try to educate people on Blooms Taxonomy never use it themselves with their resource. So, what were the intended outcomes . . . . by the end of this video you will be able to?

[@madesomabali]

Great video! What references do you use for this video?

[@sanikavedak2296]

could anyone please tell how such videos are made where a hand actually writes text or draws something related to the text being read ?

[@ummumar9207]

there is powtoon and the one he uses is called scribe- but scribe is costly and it's not so user friendly- I paid for it but it was a huge pain- see how in the end the summary was really small - it's an awkward software. powtoon is also cheaper.

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[@hanimalihanim4439]

Actually, whether teaching lower or higher level classes, the goal is for all to get to evaluation and creation. Remember Bruner's Spiral Curriculum and that all concepts can be taught with integrity at all levels. The difference between higher and lower level classes is not the level that is reached with Bloom's taxonomy, it is the content difficulty that is used to get to all levels, and the depth at which the content is taught. RIght? 2

[@lorainekang9542]

Well explained!

[@jasonferman6867]

Very clear, thank you :D

[@oralicious9995]

;o) Awesome-Sauce!!! Thanks for breaking down in layman's terms how to understand Bloom's Taxonomy. I have to create a sex-educ SMART Objective using B.T. Thanks again.

[@christineoropesa3713]

Correct me if Im wrong.. Blooms taxonomy Senthesis Analysis Application Comprehension Knowledge

[@emalynrempis9791]

thanks for the info. more powers!

[@MrWaheedbrohi]

detailed and easy to understand thanks

[@adlychannel1965]

Nice

[@mohahyarifikri5578]

Could you translate in Indonesia, we need to learn it for me as a teacher in Indonesia. Thank You

[@XAEX12]

Idk if its translated but there is a video called (Bloom's toxonomy stracturing learning) go watch its very good

[@r.rathana7419]

Good

[@iddkapakula3767]

thanks for lesson

[@arjuchouhan7673]

Very nice sir. I liked it

[@zoetropo1]

How well validated is this hierarchy?

[@MuhammadShahid-sn9hk]

Boss send me pdf of mcqs and notes becaus with pdf I can stand easily.

[@thomasjust2663]

Good, but I don't see why you bother with saying how the categories were called earlier, this is not meant as a history lesson, its just not important at the point were you take the state test