Bloom's Taxonomy
This is the lowest level of Bloom’s Taxonomy, where learners simply recognize and recall facts.
What is Remember?
How often you should upload a planning sheet
What is before each session?
When students are asked to think on their own, then pair up and discuss, and finally share with the group, SI Leaders are using this CLT
What is Think-Pair-Share?
When an SI Leader asks, “How do you know?" they are using this important strategy for independent learning
What is Checking for Understanding?
These must have comments and are submitted every other Thursday by 4pm.
What are timesheets?
Bloom's Taxonomy is originally made up of 6 levels, but SASS uses this many
What is 4?
SI Leaders begin sessions with this type of activity to build comfort and focus
What is an Opening Activity?
When SI leaders assign students (and groups) parts of a problem then have them teach their segment to the group to see the bigger picture, it is called this CLT
What is Jigsaw?
When an SI leader says, "What do your notes say?" They are using this strategy
What is Redirecting?
How SI leaders take attendance
What is Aplus?
Compare and Contrast are commonly used with this level of Bloom's
What is Understand?
When planning for sessions should begin
What is in the lecture?
When individuals share their answers as a group it is called this
What is Group Discussion?
Questions like "Why?", "How so?", "Show me." can all be considered these types of questions
What are Probing questions? (or will also take, What are Checking for Understanding Questions?)
These are offered every other week during the semester, are held via zoom, and are continued training for the SI role.
What are workshops?
"Find what is wrong in the question" and "Justify why this question is correct" are questions for this level of Bloom's
What is Analyze?
By including collaborative learning techniques in the planning sheet, SI leaders ensure sessions emphasize this
What is active student engagement or active learning?
This CLT develops confidence, communication skills, and deeper comprehension by having learners teach peers directly.
What is Individual Presentation?
When a leader asks a question and no one responds, instead of jumping in and answering the question, SI leaders should use this strategy.
What is Wait Time 1?
SI leaders are divided into these smaller groups and led by a Super Leader; they help SI feel "small".
What is a cohort?
This level of Blooms is used to develop, design, and construct.
What is Create?
To avoid re-lecturing, SI leaders should use these
What are the facilitation strategies?
This CLT where leaders group students to work in small groups to discuss, then each group provides answers or findings to the group is called this
What is Clusters?
After a student responds, SI leaders can give another student an opportunity to chime by calling on another student and asking, "Are they right?". This is called
What is Wait Time 2?
This is the best way to communicate with your Coordinator if you are running late or need to cancel a session.
What is send an email (or Teams)?