Bloom's Taxonomy
Who originally created Bloom’s taxonomy?
Benjamin Bloom
A learning that is experienced first-hand and incorporates the use of all five senses.
Concrete Learning
What does “S” in SMART objectives stand for?
Specific
When was the ASSURE Model developed?
2002
What is the highest level of the old Bloom’s Taxonomy?
Evaluation
Levels or categories of the old Bloom’s taxonomy were nouns, while in the revised taxonomy were _________.
Verbs
A learning that has difficulty when there’s not enough previous experience or exposure to a concept. Every level of the cone needs this thinking in some way.
Abstract Learning
There are 4 parts of ABCD learning objectives, what part or category where you need to specify the learners for whom the objective is intended?
Audience
What does “A” in ASSURE stands for?
Analyze Learners
This is one of Jerome Bruner's three levels of theory of instruction that uses pictorial experience. Under this level are demonstrations, study strips, Exhibits, and many more.
Iconic
What is the highest level of the revised Bloom’s taxonomy?
Create
This is one of the three levels of theory of instruction by Jerome Bruner that uses concrete experience. Under this level are Direct, Purposeful, Contrived, and Dramatized.
Enactive
“Given two actual primary sources and two actual secondary sources on a particular topic, IT students working in small groups can correctly distinguish between the primary and secondary sources 90% of the time.” Where is the “behavior” there?
"Can correctly distinguish between primary and secondary sources."
What does "R" in the ASSURE Model stand for?
Require Learning Participation
“Given two actual primary sources and two actual secondary sources on a particular topic, IT students working in small groups can correctly distinguish between the primary and secondary sources 90% of the time.” Where is the “degree” there?
"90% of the time."
What is the lowest level of the old Bloom's Taxonomy?
Knowledge
This is one of the three levels of theory of instruction by Jerome Bruner’s that uses highly abstract experience. Under this level are visual symbols and verbal symbols.
Symbolic
“Given two actual primary sources and two actual secondary sources on a particular topic, IT students working in small groups can correctly distinguish between the primary and secondary sources 90% of the time.” Where is the “condition” there?
"Given two actual primary sources and two actual secondary sources on a particular topic."
What part of the ASSURE model where you can utilize the 5 P’s?
Utilization Media & Materials
What do the two “S” of the ASSURE Model stands for?
State Objectives & Select Instructional Methods, Media, and Materials.
David Krathwhol and ? revised the old Bloom’s taxonomy.
Lorin Anderson
What teaching methods were first introduced in Dale's book in 1946?
Audio-Visual Method
Audience, Behavior, Condition, Degree
A part of the ASSURE Model that is often neglected but is one of the most important. This contains users’ feedback.
Evaluate & Revise
What university did Edgar Dale work/serve?
Ohio State University