Blooms Taxonomy
How many levels of Bloom's Taxonomy?
Six
Standards: What is supposed to align with your learning objectives?
Standards (GSE)
TRUE /False Objective should be measurable and aligned with the
standard
True
What are the two elements of criteria?
Qualitative and Quantity
time when most students (over 50%) are involved in class activity. eg. participating in a small group
discussion; working on a worksheet
Activity
What are the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy?
Creating, Evaluating, Analyzing, Applying , Understanding, Remembering
A document outlining objectives featuring what students will learn and how they will learn
Lesson Plan
Behavior, Condition, and Crtical thinking are the elements needed in your objective.
False
KWL charts, Flow chart,and Venn diagram are examples of what ?
Graphic Organizers
Time when most students (over 50%) are not receiving instruction or involved in lesson activity.
eg. changing activities; getting out or putting away materials; listening to behavior rules reminder.
Management
What is the lowest level of the revised taxonomy?
Remembering
Hook and Link
The "I-Can" statement should be written student friendly
True
A term that is used to describe
instructional techniques, used to assist a learner
as they go through the learning process
Scaffolding
time when most students (over 50%) are receiving information about the course content eg.
watching a demonstration; listening to instruction
Instruction
What is the highest level of blooms taxonomy?
Creating
What does EQ mean in a lesson plan ?
Essential Question
Combining parts to make whole is Applying Taxonomy
False
TWO MAIN TYPES OF SCAFFOLDING
VERBAL AND PROCEDURAL
Total length /time of leasson / amount of feedback statements is what?
Rate per minute
What is the first level beyond basic comprehension?
Applying
When the teacher gives a brief overview of tomorrow's lesson ...called a ?
Forecast
Recalling and Recognizing Facts
Remembering Taxonomy
Time Anaylsis Coding Elements
Management, Activity, and Instruction
information provided to students that
causes an improvement in learning as a result is called?
effective feedback