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Good overview. Bloom and his associates created a very helpful framework for teaching cognitive domains. The updated Bloom's taxonomy is better. At the same time, this needs some pedagogical clarifications. ✅#1 It is well known that real-life learning is NOT linear nor should it be. One does not need to remember facts before analyzing and evaluating them for example. And often if students are allowed to CREATE something that demonstrates their learning they also walk away remembering the core concepts thereafter. ✅#2 Dividing the domains by Lower Order Thinking for Intro. courses and High Order thinking for more advanced courses MISSES the much better application of applying ALL domains to each level but expecting a different proficiency. So, intro. courses cover ALL domains but at a novice level proficiency and advanced courses cover ALL domains expecting a more intermediate or expert level of proficiency. ✅#3 Just using a Bloom's power verb does not ensure you are hitting your target. On the one hand, someone could write "demonstrate understanding" but that is not actually measurable even though it uses a Bloom's verb. On the other hand, just because you use a particular LOTS verb does not mean you are measuring LOTS level. That is because verbs exist in a context. So, for example, asking a learner to “describe the impact of climate change on global ecosystems” uses a LOTS verb but actually requires HOTS level of analysis or evaluation to successfully answer. ✅#4 Probably sounds nit-picky but "objectives" are not "outcomes". The former is a teacher-centered perspective (what the teacher hopes to teach), while the latter is student-centered terminology (what the student will learn by the end). idk why educators mix these terms but they do, everywhere. The definition in the video is for "outcomes" not objectives. ✅Part of Bloom's is also identifying different types of knowledge that move from Concrete (LOTS) to Abstract (HOTS) along a continuum: Factual, Conceptual, Procedural, Metacognitive. But one could apply all those to each domain as well.

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If not to use word Learn in an objective, what else can i use?

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Based on the revised Bloom's taxonomy ( 2001), those are not 6 cognitive domains. Those 6 are different cognitive processes. The taxonomy is not divided into 6 levels of learning. The taxonomy has three learning domains: Cognitive, Affective, and Psychomotor. The pyramid that we see is a part of Cognitive domain. And, the biggest element missing in this pyramid is the Knowledge dimension (Factual, Conceptual, Procedural, Metacognitive). Lorin Anderson, one of the authors of the revised taxonomy, has also stated that Learning Activities are not Learning Objective. The more specific and measurable the objective looks like, it actually is the teaching/learning activity (Like, At the end of the video, you will be able to classify learning objectives based on Bloom's.) Anderson writes, the question "What concept will the students end up learning?" is the learning objective, not what they will end up doing. Also, Bloom himself has said that this is a classification of learning processes, not necessarily a hierarchy. Found all these in the 2001 book.

Thank you. I am sharing this with my other teachers.

Thank you for sharing with us this series. I'm a Spanish teacher looking to improve my instruction.

What an AWESOME video. I've watched quite a few of them on this topic, and this one in particular has made an impression on me. THANK you!

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Is it apply to anatomy

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very well explained

The link to acces the Bloom's wheel doesn't work. Is there a new link?

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very well presented..Thank you

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excellent. useful, applicable..!!

Note the pdf link to the blooms wheel no longer works

As one of your students, I cannot achieve your learning objective. you want us to classify learning objectives, but I'm not yet sure what those are.

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You have shown how to write learning outcomes. Learning objectives and learnings outcomes are not synonyms.

great video but the link you provided is broken.

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The pdf link no longer working unfortunately

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This is great however the ep.jhu.edu/blooms link is not working where else can I get the forms?

To the point and helpful.

www.educationise.com/post/30-bloom-s-taxonomy-examples-of-learning-objectives-for-teachers This is a very good article on Bloom's taxonomy. It has 30 examples of how to craft learning objectives using this methodology and also contains 180 plus verbs related to Blooms's taxonomy.

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Nicely explained Blooms taxonomy.

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Thank you for a nice lecture on learning objectives

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Helpful session on Bloom's Taxonomy

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very informative session on Learning Outcomes and Bloom's Taxonomy.

Thanks for the highlight of Blooms taxonomy