module 4

Cards (48)

  • is a way to classify instructional activities or questions as they progress in difficulty?
    taxonomy
  • who is the author of taxonomy?
    benjamin bloom
  • Used to exercise judgment, draw inferences, arrive at conclusions, and make decisions?
    cognitive domain
  • Knowledge / mental skills (THINKING)?
    cognitive domain
  • higher order thinking skills?
    creating
    evaluating
    analyzing
    applying
  • To integrate or combine ideas into a new product or plan?
    creating
  • Putting elements together to form a coherent or functional whole?
    creating
  • Justify a stand or decision?
    evaluating
  • Draw connections among ideas?
    analyzing
  • To classify and relate assumptions or evidence?
    analyzing
  • Appraise, Judge, Justify?
    evaluating
  • Contrast, Examine?
    analyzing
  • Carrying out or using a procedure for executing, or implementing?
    applying
  • Compute, Solve, Use?
    applying
  • Design, Develop, Organize?
    creating
  • Lower Order Thinking Skills?
    understanding
    remembering
  • Explain ideas or concepts?
    understanding
    • Describe, Explain, Interpret?
    understanding
  • Recall facts and basic concepts?
    remembering
  • Define, List?
    remembering
  • Attitude, feelings, emotions, behavior?
    affective domain
  • levels of affective domain?
    responding
    receiving
    valuing
    organizing
    characterization
  • Being aware of, or attending to something in the environment?
    receiving
  • Listen, Notice, Tolerate?
    receiving
  • Showing some new behavior as a result of experience?
    responding
  • Comply, Enjoy, Follow?
    responding
  • Showing some definite involvement or commitment?
    valuing
  • carry out, express?
    valuing
  • Integrating a new value into one’s general set of values to other priorities?
    organization
  • Choose, Consider, Prefer?
    organization
  • Acting consistently with the new value?
    characterization
  • Act on, Depict, Exemplify?
    characterization
  • Manual / physical skills (DOING)?
    psychomotor domain
  • Progressive levels of behaviors from observation to mastery of a physical skill?
    psychomotor domain
  • levels of psychomotor domain?
    perceiving
    patterning
    accommodating
    refining
    varying
    improvising
    composing
  • Recognizing movement position or pattern
    Listen, Observe?
    perceiving
  • Reproducing movement position or pattern?
    patterning
  • imitate, practice?
    patterning
  • Using or modifying movement?
    accomodating
  • Demonstrating efficient control in performing pattern?
    refining