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1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
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Tyrin Wallace 1.from what I understand the student should be able to learn what is taught then from there be able to create their own product or point of view. 2.a.multiple choice:rule out ridiculuos answers. b.short answer:study the subject c.essay:make point and stop writing rambling will only make things worse.
ReplyDeleteTyrin where did you find the Bloom's Taxonomy information?
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ReplyDeleteBloom's Taxonomy is the organization of different learning objectives instructors set for studetns. each level of the diagram builds upon the one below it. So as students knowledge of a particular subject or area increases, they move to the next level on the taxononmy diagram.
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I always write down any formulas or key notes that will aid me in the exam..then i go through and answer all easy questions first than begain the harder questions. I also do my multiple choice questions before my short answers becasue many times the multiple choice may help with the short answer questions.
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ReplyDeleteBloom's Taxonomy is the organization of different learning objectives instructors lay out as guides for students.As each level in the daigram increases information added, therefore understanding the basics is neccessary in order to advance. This concept of learning and working must be applied in my studies as a Biology major.
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I write down any formulas or key notes that will aid me in my exam. Then I answer all of the easy questions first, then move on to the harder examination questions. I also tend to answer multiple choice questions before my short answer questions, because ususally the multiple choice questions can be of some assistance in the short answer.
1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that there are six different levels that people reach when being able to completely understand and use material that they have learned. I use the levels in my studies because I have to first be able to listen, then understand, then apply and analyze. Only then can I develop new ideas as far as my work is concened.
ReplyDelete2. Some stratgies that I use or will use to prepare for testing are studying and reading the material, getting a good rest the night before, and making sure that I carefuly read and understand everything that is being asked of me.
1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that there are six different levels that people reach when being able to completely understand and use material that they have learned. I use the levels in my studies because I have to first be able to listen, then understand, then apply and analyze. Only then can I develop new ideas as far as my work is concened.
ReplyDelete2. Some stratgies that I use or will use to prepare for testing are studying and reading the material, getting a good rest the night before, and making sure that I carefuly read and understand everything that is being asked of me.
1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that there are six different levels that people reach when being able to completely understand and use material that they have learned. I use the levels in my studies because I have to first be able to listen, then understand, then apply and analyze. Only then can I develop new ideas as far as my work is concened.
ReplyDelete2. Some stratgies that I use or will use to prepare for testing are studying and reading the material, getting a good rest the night before, and making sure that I carefuly read and understand everything that is being asked of me.
1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that there are six different levels that people reach when being able to completely understand and use material that they have learned. I use the levels in my studies because I have to first be able to listen, then understand, then apply and analyze. Only then can I develop new ideas as far as my work is concened.
ReplyDelete2. Some stratgies that I use or will use to prepare for testing are studying and reading the material, getting a good rest the night before, and making sure that I carefuly read and understand everything that is being asked of me.
Christopher Ragas,
ReplyDelete1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that there are three types of learning which are cognitive for knowledge skills, affective dealing with your attitude toward emotional scenarios, and psychomotor which are just physical skills. There are six levels also. I use the six levels to study by having common background knowledge of the situation and comprehending new information that I'm unfamiliar with. Then I apply the two together to help myself solve questions such as why does a process occur which is also using my analyzing skills. I then make my synthesis and evaluation which just interprets the given information into "Chris language."
2. Some strategies I always to prepare for a test are comprehension,knowledge,analysis, and evaluation. Something I might start to try more is application.
jkbkb
ReplyDelete1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that there are different ways people learn and comprehend things.
ReplyDelete2. I go through the chapters being tested and make my own questions then go back and answer them. Multiple Choice:use process of elimination. Short Answer: Don't pay attention to how long the lines are. Essay: Make sure it is on topic and make sure it does not have repetition.
1. Bloom’s Taxonomy is a helpful tool to help s think about the steps in learning which,consists of six levels.The six levels are Evaluation, Synthesis, Analysis, Application, Comprehension, and Knowledge.
ReplyDelete2. The three testing type I use would be:
A. Multiple Choice: rule out the ridiculous answers and pick the best one that fit’s the question.
B. Short Answer: make sure you know information on the subject
C. Essay: get straight to the point because writing more is not always the best thing to do.
1. Blooms Taxonomy suggests that you cant effectively Do higher level learning until those below them have been covered. So, you cant comprehend something til you have knowledge of it, you cant be evaluated on something you cant comprehened ect. And i use it in my studies by trying to have some knowledge of and understanding of the material in a class before the indtructor issues a test.
ReplyDelete2. On matching questions - Read both columns before i begin answering, True-false - watch for keywords, Short answer - Be brief in my response
1. Bloom's Taxonomy to me is basically describing the different levels of critical thinking from highest to lowest and how they can help you study. I still dont see how it could help me during studying but it could help me during a test or homework. As long as I use the process stated in Bloom's Taxonomy I should be able to answer more questions intelligently depending on my level of critical thinking.
ReplyDelete2. The exact same thing Tyrin said. For multiple choice rule out the answer dont finalize your answer if you havent read them all. Short answer make sure you know about the subject you are speaking on. But I always use the matching strategy making sure the number of choices is equal to the number of questions. Sometimes there are more choices which means some of them are wrong and you have to refer back to the multiple choice strategy of ruling them out if you dont know the answer to a particular one.
Bloom's Taxomy is the classification levels of intellectual behavior important in learning or in more simple terms the different levels at which you learn to retain information. The usage of the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy are as follows:
ReplyDelete1. Remember-recall and remmeber information
2. UNDERSTAND-exlpain ideas and concepts
3. APPLY-use the information in a new way
4. ANALYZE- distinguish the different parts
5. EVALUATE- justify a stand or decision
6. CREATE- create new product or point of view
Some different strategies that I intend on using to prepare for the test is to utilize my resources by taking advantage of student support services. Outline information that I am unfamiliar with in order to grasp a better understanding of the material taught these past few weeks. I am going to use my free time more wisely and be productive in my studying habits whether ina group or individually.
1.Bloom's Taxonomy is a classification of 6 steps that categorize different levels of learning. As perspective and understanding change, you advance to the next level. I can use this in my studies to help me with improving the way I receive the information presented in class.
ReplyDelete2.If it is multiple choice, I simply look over my notes. If it is essay, then I concentrate on specific dates, times, and points. If it is math or vocabulary, I create flash cards using index cards.
Bridget: I actually attempt the hard questions first because I am confident that I can get the easier questions so I don't have to stress them as bad.
Adrienne: I also use process of elimination a lot. You just have to still be able to make an educated guess.
Ellissia: I also outline my notes because it makes it easier to review after class.
Bianca Young
ReplyDelete1)From my understanding Bloom’s Taxonomy is basically explaining six different levels in which people go through to completely comprehend information. The levels are remember: recall information, understand: explain ideas, apply: use info in new ways, analyze: distinguish the different parts, evaluate: justify a decision, and create: create a new view point.
2)Some of the test taking strategies I plan to use on future tests are, arrive at the testing area 15 minutes early, read questions completely, and avoid spending a lot of time on questions I’m unsure of.
Johnathan Watson
ReplyDelete1.Blloms taxonomy to me is a outline ofthe six levels of cognitive domains. I use the blooms taxonomy in mys studies bybecoming more profound with questions and answering.
2.Some strategies i use to prepare for a testis studying,thinking,and anticiapting the questions i would see on a test rather they are multiple choice or essay questions.
Chardai Grays
ReplyDelete1. From my perspective, Bloom's taxonomy is composed of six levels that describe the different levels of learning: remembering, understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating, and creating. I can use this in my studies to improve on my test-taking skills.
2. Some strategies that I use are as follows:
a. For matching questions - read each column before i answer
b. For true-false question- watch for key words
c. for multiple choice question - look for similar answers
Bloom's Taxonomy is the organization of different learning objectives instructors lay out as guides for students.Its diffrent levels are understanding, applying , analyzing,evaulating, remembering and creating. I can use this while studyng and completing assignments.
ReplyDelete2.some stratagies I use for studying is reading it over and over untill i know the matrial by heart.
1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
ReplyDeleteMy understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that it is a pyramid of learning styles that allow people to understanding different learning styles of understanding. You can use the 6 levels in different forms. The levels allow you to study, read, think critically and comprehend to lessons learned.
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
Three stratgies I will use are rereading,thinking critically, remember what was taught by using effective notes
1As a student we have to start with the basics and continue to build on the information. I am currently using the technique is class.
ReplyDelete2 I usually continue to read until I understand the text. I also take notes, I feel this is useful.
I agree with Bianca Young getting to class early is great! It allows u time to study.
ReplyDelete1. Bloom's Taxonomy is a 6 step process to increasing learning and understanding skills.
ReplyDeleteYou use the 6 levels by first understanding the piece of information by gradually being able to apply the concept to what you have learned and then by evaluating what you have learned and being able to explain it to someone else.
2. I love note cards. That is my favorite strategy to studying. Multiple choice: note cards. Essay Format: study everything that I have and relate it to each other in some form. Matching: definitions and dates.
Kimyana- I strongly agree with your strategies.
Bridget- I love your strategy and will try that.
1. My understanding of Blooms Taxonomy is that it is a pyrimid used in classrooms to help student think differently. There are six levels which are all thinking levels that build as you move up. The different levels basic increases a studnets thinking ability and helps them to evaluate ideas.
ReplyDelete2.) These 3 strategies always work for me when im preparing for a test:
* Re-write Notes
* Get Quized by My Room mate
* Read over them before I go to bed and when I wake up
De'ja Hawkins
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1)Bloom's Taxonomy is just using careful critical thinking to me, In my studies I use Bloom's Taxonomy in regards to Identify and understand something my work,I summarize important notes so I remeber it,I find a solution to a problem if I can't find it,I break down difficult material to where I can use it,and last I evaluate my work to make sure its correct and I understand it so I can use on the day to day basis.
2)Some strategies I will use to prepare for a test is making sure I am very knowledgeable of the material,get good rest before that test, and approach the test with a"I Can" attitude.
1)My understanding of Bloom's Taxomny is that it's a strategie that help through a test for like test teking skills.
ReplyDelete2)Analyzing,knowledge,and application.
1. To my understanding, blooms taxonomy is the educational objectives that describe the goals toward which the education process is directed - the learning that is to result from instruction.
ReplyDeleteI use the 6 levels of blooms taxonomy first by making sure I comprehend and evaluate everything i do or research. I also gain knowledge or something before I speak it and apply it tom my own knowledge.
2. Some strategies I use while taking a test are to highlight the strong words like NOT and make sure I distinguish the difference between them. I also check to myself if I have prior knowledge of the question. I then make sure I start writing immediately on essay questions to get all my thoughts down on paper.
To Jermome,
ReplyDeleteRight here is where I would tell you the response to question 1. sounds intellegent, however you are not answering my question. if you were to pick a level of the taxonomy that this answer may fall into what would it be?
Jalicia,
ReplyDeleteYou are right on one minute level. But there is more to Bloom's than helping you on test. what is the major point of each level? or why is bloom's needed?
Ellissia,
ReplyDeleteI like that you were able to break the levels down into usable understandable forms.
Lyniece Catalan said...
ReplyDelete#1) My understanding OF "Bloom's TAXonomy" is the levels of thought needed to succeed in college. Understanding and retaining the information aren't the only things needed to pass an exam, but being able to apply it, use it, learn from it, and formulate my own hypothesis from it is also apart learning.
#2) a: "short answer exams"- don't allow the number of lines to fool you, and most of the time, the answer to the questions is verbatim out of the book or something your professor has redundantly said.
b: "multiple choice exams"- immediately cancel out the answer that it OBVIOUSLY wrong, then you have a 75% chance of getting it right, and also cancel out the answers that use broad generalizations like, "ALL, NEVER,ALWAYS"
C: "ESSAY EXAMS"- UNDERSTAND BLOOMS TAXONOMY
1.) My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is a strategic organizational structure of domains of learning in which we use in everday life. I use the skills ladder to help me think critically, listen actively, and reatain the knowledge learned.
ReplyDelete2.)Some of my test taking strategies include:
*Multiple Choice- eliminate the obvious wrong answers, choose best answer, avoid answers with specific key words like never, always, most, all, etc.
*Matching- read both sides carefully, be careful in matching up correct items
* Short Answer- answer the question asked and refrain from digressing too much or simply repeating the question in a statement form.
In addition to this, general and helpful test-taking strategies include, reviewing notes, eating a hearty meal prior to,study groups and peer quizes, going to the teacher for extra tutoring and assistance, and actually comprehending the information rather than simply tring to memorize it.
1. Bloom's Taxonomy is the organization of ifferent learning levels. I use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in my studies to help me retain information in my long term memory.
ReplyDelete2. I am going to go to sleep early the night before my test, highlight important points, and type my notes out so that they will be easier to understand.
1. Thanks Laniece Catalan... Your post really help me... I have confidence that I will pass my test tomorrow...
ReplyDelete2.Ellissia that is a good idea Student Support Services.
3. Huh????
1. Bloom's Taxonomy refers to the classification of learning objectives that educators set for students. The objective is broken into three domains Affective, psychomotor, and cognitive.The taxonomy learning at higher levels is dependent on having knowledge and skill at lower levels.
ReplyDelete2. When preparing for a test I usually rewrite all my notes, and have someone to quiz me on the information. When taking a multiple choice test- I usually use process of elimination, rule out the ones that don't make sense. True-false & Matching I always look for keywords.
Well The Blooms Taxtonomy was Just bascially saying that there are more than one type of learning! I use those ideas in my everyday learning and studying because if I don't get the teaching one way, i just take a different route.
ReplyDeleteWhen preparing for a test or Quiz i Look over everything, then I make little note cards. Once the note cards are made, I then go over those until I feel very prepared for the test, or until test taking time.
Angell Luter
ReplyDelete1. Blooms Taxtonomy is a useful method for students to learn well. Each step is a building block for the next. I always use these steps to learn well, because it seems to be the easiest.
2. The three testing strategies I use are: short answer, multiple choice, and matching.
1. Blooms Taxonomy is a useful method to learn well and understand exactly what you are learning. It is basicly stating that there is more than one way of learning. It is certaintly critical thinking and increases the thinking level.
ReplyDelete2. Preparing for a test i would make flash cards or generate quizzes on quizlett.com. I would study every note i get or copy down && read all chapters of the book that are needed. while taking a test I would first highlight any important information on the testg that might aid me. The next thing is to answer all of the multiple choice that you are postive about being the correct answer. The last thing to answer wo9uld be the short answer b/c some information from the multiple choice may aid you to complete the answer.
Dominique Bryant
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1. Bloom's taxonomy refers to the different objectives that educators set for students. In my studies, I use the six levels of bloom's taxonomy as a guide to help me produce my final answer.
2. The three testing strategies I use to prepare for a test are, reread the chapter, make flash cards, and have a friend to quiz me.
1. Taxonaomy simply means "classification", so taxonomy of learning is an attempt to classify forms and levels of learining.
ReplyDelete2. The three testing strategies I use to prepare for a test are , dnt try to memorize everything, reread the chapters , and get a good nights sleep.
-corionne eugene
Bloom's Taxonomy is a multi-tiered model of classifying thinking according to six cognitive levels of complexity. I use Bloom's taxonomony because help me to better understand the subject.
ReplyDeleteThe three strategies that i use to prepare for a test are www.quizlet.com, my notes from class,and friends.
Blooms taxonomy is learning at the higher levels is dependent on having attained prerequisite knowledge and skills at lower levels. Its helps me to be able to retain information in the long term memory.
ReplyDeleteI use study groups, key words and acronyms
1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
ReplyDeleteMy understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that refers to a hierarchy of question stems that teachers use to guide their students through the learning process. I use the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy in my studies when I'm having trouble in a subject. i try to apply them to what ever I'm having trouble with.
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
I use study groups, I make flash cards, and I try to make sure i study the material everyday until it's time for the test.
1)Chillia Jasmin,
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of quizlet.com but now I think that I will use it when I need to study.
2)Kimyana,
I agree with you about the essay questions you really do need to know your stuff.
3)Misha,
I love flash cards too. they are the easiest way for me to learn my material.
1. Bloom's Taxonomy was created by Benjamin Bloom for categorizing and classifying levels of intellectual learning that commonly occur in the classroom setting. The six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy are from top to bottom: Evaluation, Synthesis, Analysis, Application, Comprehension, and Knowledge. I have not been implementing the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy in my studies but I plan to start using them. I will definitely be able to enhance my writing skills by using the six steps when I am writing research papers for and English and AWS, and when taking essay exams in U.S. History.
ReplyDelete2. One strategy I use to prepare for tests is studying right before the test so that the information is fresh in my mind. I also create mnemonic devices to help me remember subjects that may be lengthy or confusing.
Three testing types that I can provide strategies for are matching questions, true-false questions, and multiple-choice questions. For matching questions the strategy I use is to match the answers that I know are correct first, and come back to the ones I don't know later. For true-false questions the best strategy I can suggest is to answer all the questions even if you are not sure of the answer because you have a 50% chance of answering correctly. With multiple-choice questions there are several strategies I use. The first is to eliminate answers that are obviously wrong. The second is to read the question and answer it before looking at the given answers. Lastly, look for similar answers; one of them is usually the correct answer.
@ Markia Daniels
ReplyDeleteYour idea for study groups is a good one because this gives students the opportunity to come together and share their knowledge of a topic that they really understand. One person make be weak in Algebra and strong in English. Since I am strong in Algebra and weaker in english we can both help each other.
@ De'ja Hawkins
You are right about getting rest before I test. Most of the time I stay up late the night before studying for an exam and I feel groggy and tired when it is time for the test. I need to work on getting more rest on test days.
@ Christopher Ragas
The like your idea of synthesizing and evaluatind and putting the information into the "Chris language". You helped me to realize that putting the things I learn into my own words will help me to better understand what I am being taught. Thanks!
Jasmine Hardman*
ReplyDelete1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
1.Knowledge: used in observation and to recall information,knowledge of dates, events, places, and knowledge of major ideas and mastery of subject matter.
2.Comprehension:used in understanding information and to grasp meanings,translate knowledge into new context, interpret facts, compare, contrast, order, group, infer causes,and predict consequences.
3. Application: use information,methods, concepts,and theories in new situations, and also to solve problems using required skills or knowledge.
4.Analysis:used in seeing patterns, the organization of parts, the recognition of hidden meanings , and identification of components.
5.Synthesis: uses old ideas to create new ones generalized from given facts, and relate knowledge from several areas, helps with predictions and drawing conclusions.
6.Evaluation: compares and discriminates between ideas,assess value of theories, presentations,and makes choices based on reasoned arguments from verify value of evidence, while helping to recognize subjectivity.
Each of these six levels are used in my studies by helping me to point out what essentially i need to study, and how to study each topic.
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
To prepare for a test i will take the context and evaluate them for words that signal some part of bloom's taxonomy which will then let me know what i need to do to correctly answer questions. The test types i enjoy are multiple choice,matching, and true false. I say that because all of these types gives some sort of ideal as to what is or is not looked for and also has a greater percentage rate for me to get it right as opposed to short answer or essay questions.
1.) Blooms Taxonomy is a system for comprehending learning objectives. I use the six levels of blooms taxonomy in my studies. For instance, I use knowledge from my textbook and professor to recall information when writing my notes. I use application when I am applying the language of my AWS course in my essay papers for that course.
ReplyDelete2.)When taking my test the strategies that I will use for short answers (especially in Biology) is that I will be short and concise when answering the questions. On multiple choice questions I will be aware of the questions that include NOT, NEVER, and ALWAYS. Lastly on multiple choice questions I will always eliminate the ridiculus answers first.
Jasmine Hardman*
ReplyDelete-To Chilla,
I have never heard of quizlet.com but now I think that I will use it when I need to study. It may become one of my most helpful sites.
-To Kimyana,
I agree with you about the essay questions you really do need to know your stuff.If you do not know the information it will be a guaranteed fail and no one wants that.
-To Misha,
I love flash cards too. they are the easiest way for me to learn my material.Not on;y are they easy to learn but convenient, and can hold a great deal of essential information.
Chermaine Jones
ReplyDelete1.) My understanding of the Bloom's Taxonomy is the organization of many different learning objectives. Each one of them builds from of the last one.
2.)Some of the test strategies that i use is that i take notes that i can understand. i jus differnt color highlighters to distingish different thing i should know.
1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that with each level, you build onto the next. To me, its basically like using building blocks to gain more knowledge.
ReplyDelete2. Some test strategies that I use is taking notes that I know i can understand, also, I like to eliminate all the stupid answers first when doing mulitple chioce question.
1.My understanding of the Bloom's Taxonomy is that it is 6 levels of many different learning oojectives. They build upon each other from first to last.
ReplyDelete2. The test strategies i use are note taking, and re-reading the chapter. I also use flash cards to help me remember definitions and key text from out the readings
@Chillia..I have NEVER heard of quizlet.com. I might have to check that out. Sounds like something I might have fun doing.
ReplyDelete@Deja..you are so right about getting a good nights sleep. I haven't been to bed at a decent time since school has started, and when you have test..it's the worst feeling ever.
@Doreall..I like the whole flashcard business..Imight have to try that out for a class
1. I dont really have a clear understanding of blooms taxonomy.
ReplyDelete2. For my next test i will get a tutor, read materials thoroghly, sleep early.
1. Bloom's Taxonomy is a slassification of different forms and levels of learning. It consists of 6 different levels, one level built upon the other.
ReplyDelete2. Test strategies I use are making index cards, especially for Biology. They become very helpful in studying and many times makes the material easier to understand.
be real i only use two methods of blooms taxonomy whixh is learning wit a group only because if i dont understand it when my teachers gives it i might can understand it better from my peer
ReplyDeletetiffany i have trouble taking test only because i need to do more of your method and eleminate the stupid questions first
ReplyDeleteMaurice Steen
ReplyDelete1. from what I read the student should be able to learn what he/she is taught then from that point will be able to create their own point of view.
2. Test strategies that i use are index cards, and having somebody ask me a question and i answer it.
1. my understaning of Blooms taxonommy is that there are six levels of critical thinking that can be very useful and benefit you when writting short answer or essay quetions. the levels include
ReplyDeleteKnowledge: used in observation and to recall information,
2.Comprehension:used in understanding information and to grasp meanings
3. Application: use information,methods, concepts,and theories in new situations.
4.Analysis:used in seeing patterns, the organization of parts.
5.Synthesis: uses old ideas to create new ones generalized from given facts.
6.Evaluation: compares and discriminates between ideas,assess value of theories.
Each of these six levels are used in my studies by helping me to point out what essentially i need to study, and how to study each topic.
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
To prepare for a test i will take the context and evaluate them for words that signal some part of bloom's taxonomy which will then let me know what i need to do to correctly answer questions. The test types i enjoy are multiple choice,matching, and true false. I say that because all of these types gives some sort of ideal as to what is or is not looked for and also has a greater percentage rate for me to get it right as
Test stragedies I use is highlighting the information out of my notes that are important and reread them. I also quiz myself and recite the information to make sure that I know it.
1. my understaning of Blooms taxonommy is that there are six levels of critical thinking that can be very useful and benefit you when writting short answer or essay quetions. the levels include
ReplyDelete1.Knowledge
2.Comprehension
3. Application
4.Analysis
5.Synthesis
6. Evaluation
Each of these six levels are used in my studies by helping me to point out what essentially i need to study, and how to study each topic.
2. Test stragedies I use is highlighting the information out of my notes that are important and reread them. I also quiz myself and recite the information to make sure that I know it.
My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that it is a pyramid of learning styles that allow people to understanding different learning styles of understanding. You can use the 6 levels in different forms. The levels allow you to study, read, think critically and comprehend to lessons learned. Its different levels are understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating, remembering and creating. I can use this while studying and completing assignments.
ReplyDeleteI am an n active note taker. So in the time needed to review my notes, I just rewrite them for further understanding.
1. My understanding of Bloom's Taxonomy is that it is a classification of levels of intellectual behavior important in learning.
ReplyDeleteUsing the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy in my studies: I don't use them to often, but I will use them more.
2. Some strategies I will use to prepare for test: I will get a good night sleep. To prepare for matching questions, I will read the directions carefully and use the longer statementas a question; use the shorter statement as an answer. To prepare for the multiple-choice questions, I will read the question and try to answer it before reading the answer choices, look for similar answers, recognize that answers containing extreme modifiers, etc. To prepare for shor-answer questions, I will make sure I understand what is being asked, answer briefly, give the same number of answers as there are blanks, look for key words that might trigger a response, and never assume that the length of the blank has anything to do with the length of the answer.
Bloom taxonomy is that it allows you to understand the difrent levels of to learning in knowlege comprehension analysis evaluation synthesis and application
ReplyDelete2.Three strategiesi will use to prepare for a test would be to study before and 15 min before the test an dmake sure you read the chapter
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ReplyDeleteIs Deionka conners work
1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
ReplyDeleteI think that Bloom's Taxonomy is a way to help others identify a way to study and understand how to learn in their own way. I need the most help in comprehension. I use evaluation and application the most.
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
I think the most important strategies to use to prepare for tests are knowledge and comprehension, and analysis.
1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
ReplyDeleteBloom's taxonomy is a model of the stages and progression of critical thinking. The higher one gets on the pyramid, the higher order of thinking is demanded. The following article suggests what a student should be able to achieve at each level and how teachers can practically scaffold their students' understanding in order to reach the pinnacle of critical thinking. It focuses on practical application of classroom activities and is geared towards slightly older students. It targets grades 7 to 12. However, Bloom's taxonomy can be followed and adapted even at the elementary level.
2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
I will use strategies of for example, the SQ3R. Then I will use the flash card method and go over my notes for studying...
1.What is your understanding of Bloom’s Taxonomy? How do you use the six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy in your studies?
ReplyDelete2.What are some strategies you use or will use to prepare for test? Select at least 3 testing types to share strategies.
study alot more often