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8/19/2019 BloomTaxonomy Adapted http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/bloomtaxonomy-adapted 1/7 BLOOM’S TAXONOMY Outcome-Based Education (OBE) As a student did you ever sit in a class and wonder, “ Why is she talking about this?” When we use student learning outcomes for planning lessons, designing assignments, lecturing, facilitating classroom discussions and other activities, this will not happen. Everything we do in the classroom should ultimately lead the student toward the outcomes of the course. Outcome-based education is an educational model in which curriculum and pedagogy and assessment are all focused on student learning. Simply put, OE emphasi!es student learning and success. "herefore, if you thin# with that end in mind $the outcome%, what will you do today to lead your students& On the following pages are some teaching guides and ideas, based upon loom's "a(onomy. What is Bloom’s Taxonom! )n *+, Ben"amin Bloom# American educational psychologist, led a group of educational psychologists to develop a ta(onomy, or classification system, for learning. e proposed that learning fits into one of three psychological domains/ the $o%niti&e domain 0 processing information, #nowledge and mental s#ills the A''ecti&e domain 0 Attitudes and feelings the schomoto domain 0 manipulative, manual or physical s#ills
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BLOOM’S TAXONOMYOutcome-Based Education (OBE)

As a student did you ever sit in a class and wonder, “ Why is shetalking about this?”

When we use student learning outcomes for planning lessons,designing assignments, lecturing, facilitating classroom discussionsand other activities, this will not happen. Everything we do in theclassroom should ultimately lead the student toward the outcomes of the course. Outcome-based education is an educational model in

which curriculum and pedagogy and assessment are all focused onstudent learning. Simply put, O E emphasi!es student learning andsuccess.

"herefore, if you thin# with that end in mind $the outcome%, whatwill you do today to lead your students& On the following pages aresome teaching guides and ideas, based upon loom's "a(onomy.

What is Bloom’s Taxonom !

)n *+ , Ben"amin Bloom# American educational psychologist, leda group of educational psychologists to develop a ta(onomy, orclassification system, for learning. e proposed that learning fits intoone of three psychological domains/

• the $o%niti&e domain 0 processing information, #nowledge and

mental s#ills

• the A''ecti&e domain 0 Attitudes and feelings

• the s chomoto domain 0 manipulative, manual or physical

s#ills

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Within each of these domains, he identified different levels oflearning.

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9ecogni!e 9espond 9ecogni!e 6odify 9epresentShow See# :ractice >alidateStudies >alue 9evise >erify

Source/ http/??www.odu.edu?educ?roverbau? loom?blooms@ta(onomy.htm

3uring the *++ Bs a group of cognitive psychologists, and othereducational e(perts, lead by 2orin Anderson $a former student of

loomBs%, revised the ta(onomy to reflect changes in terminology,structure, and emphasis.

efore we can unde stand a concept we have to emem.e itefore we can a l the concept we must unde stand itefore we anal 0e it we must be able to a l itefore we can e&aluate its impact we must have anal 0ed itefore we can c eate we must have emem.e ed#

unde stood# a lied# anal 0ed# and e&aluated .

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1hurch, A. $C +%. loomBs 3igital "a(onomy 1oncept map. http/??edorigami.wi#ispaces.com

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Bloom’s $o%niti&e *omain ,ith 2nst uctional 2deas

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Adapted from San ;oa4uin >alley 1ollege Student Earning Outcomes "ool#it


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