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Objectives of Cognitive Domain (Bloom, 1956) (Knowledge: remembering…
Objectives of Cognitive Domain (Bloom, 1956)
- Knowledge: remembering previous learned material
define, memorize, recognize
Level of knowledge
terminology, specific facts, conventions, trends & sequences, classifications and categories
- Comprehension: constructing meaning from material
discuss, represent, describe, explain
- Application: implementing material in new situations
apply, exhibit, use, demonstrate
- Analysis: breaking down or distinguish the parts of material into its components
analyze, compare, investigate, probe, examine
- Synthesis: putting parts together to form a coherent whole
compose, produce, assemble, organize,
- Evaluation: judging and critiquing the value of material
judge, rate, evaluate, consider, value, criticize
Objectives of Cognitive Domain (Krathwohl & Anderson, 2001)
- Remembering: recalling knowledge from memory
retrieve definition, facts, learned information
Level of knowledge
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Procedural knowledge: how to do sth, methods of inquiry
algorithms, techniques, particular methodologies
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- Understanding: constructing meaning from various materials or activities
interpreting, summarizing, inferring, explaining
- Applying: carrying out or using a procedure through executing
presentation, interview, simulation
- Analyzing: breaking materials into parts and determining how the parts related to one another or how they interrelate
analyzing, differentiating, organizing
- Evaluating: Making judgements based on criteria through critiquing
critiques, recommandations, reports
- Creating: synthesizing parts into something new
generating, planning, producing
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