Your Brain is Required for Learning
Learning Environments
Critical Thinking Skills
Bloom's Taxonomy
Critical Thinking to Learning
100

What are some ways you can test yourself for an exam?

Self-testing; creating practice tests, flashcards, fill-in-the-blanks, pairing up with a student and exchanging practice tests.

100

What are some positives of working in a group?

Collaboration with other students, new learning strategies, leverage each person's strengths

100

What skill is identifying similarities and differences between two or more concepts?

Comparing and contrasting

100

Which level in Bloom's taxonomy do these key words test? (Define, describe, list, name)?

Remember

100

What is the most basic level of learning?

Remembering

200

Why is pulling an all-nighter a bad idea? And what kind of studying should you do instead?

They deprive you of sleep when your brain needs rest to process the learning that occurred that day. 

Distributed studying is a better idea. It extends studying to several days ahead of time giving your brain more recovery time.

200

How does flexibility take part in teamwork?

It allows for people in a team to understand each other and customize how you work together. Adapting to create a stronger team is beneficial to all.

200

What skill is arriving at a conclusion using reason and logic?

Deducing

200

Which level in Bloom's taxonomy do these key words describe (compare, contrast, classify, summarize)?

Understand
200

What is the highest level of learning?

Creating something

300

Why should you change up your material?

To connect concepts and help make connections between different materials. 

Moving from concept to concept (Interleaved practice) helps you see how concepts are related. By alternating your focus, you help establish brain connections.

300

Why is expanding your understanding still important once you're in your career?

It challenges you and gives you the ability to advance in the future (promotions). It also helps you become better at your job.

300
What skill is combining facts into a larger understanding of a concept?

Synthesizing

300

Which level in Bloom's taxonomy do these key words describe (Solve, organize, plan, develop)?

Apply
300

How do applying critical and creative thinking skills in the workplace benefit you?

Open to new ideas, question existing problems, take multiple perspectives, etc.

400

How do connections between concepts and real life help make understanding them easier?

It allows for a quicker understanding because there you have prior knowledge of the connection that relates to the difficult concept.


400

Why is having a flexible training style, when acting as a supervisor, important? 

It allows for you to help less experienced employees understand information. Supports their learning and development according to their learning styles.

400

What skill is judging the authenticity or soundness of an argument?

Evaluating

400

Which level in Bloom's taxonomy do these words describe (Explain, categorize, examine, investigate)?

Analyze

400

When you develop your own work-related goals, you also need to pay attention to if it aligns with your ____________'s goals.

Organization/job/workplace

500

What is self-explanation?

When you ask yourself questions or generate examples related to what you are learning to consider your own thinking.

500

What does it mean to be a multimodal learner?

Someone who can use different learning strategies based on the situation at hand.

500

What skill is determining the order of importance of tasks?

Prioritizing

500

Which level in Bloom's taxonomy do these words describe (synthesize, conclude, criticize, predict)?

Evaluate

500

Using your understanding of how people learn, what can you do?

Understand your coworkers/teammates, build a relationship with your supervisor, and become more flexible in group settings