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Activities and Corresponding Bloom's Level

This document lists various classroom activities and their corresponding level in Bloom's taxonomy of learning domains. It categorizes activities such as question and answer sessions, workbooks, and information searches as knowledge-level. Comprehension-level activities include debates, dramatizations, and brainstorming. Application-level activities involve applying ideas to solve problems or develop original plans. Analysis and synthesis activities include evaluating data, finding new combinations, and defining problems. Evaluation-level activities comprise evaluating projects, products, data, and one's own work.

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Activities and Corresponding Bloom's Level

This document lists various classroom activities and their corresponding level in Bloom's taxonomy of learning domains. It categorizes activities such as question and answer sessions, workbooks, and information searches as knowledge-level. Comprehension-level activities include debates, dramatizations, and brainstorming. Application-level activities involve applying ideas to solve problems or develop original plans. Analysis and synthesis activities include evaluating data, finding new combinations, and defining problems. Evaluation-level activities comprise evaluating projects, products, data, and one's own work.

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Activities and Corresponding Bloom's Level

Knowledge Question and answer sessions Workbooks or Worksheets Just Suppose Programmed instruction Games and Puzzles Information Search Reading Assignments Small Group Drill and Practice Projects Finding Definitions Memory games or Quizzes Making Predictions or Estimates Giving Examples Paraphrasing Peer Teaching Morning Talk (Show/Tell) Comprehension Debate Dramatization Creative Thinking Brainstorming Application Analysis Synthesis Procuring an original plan Defining the problem, Identifying goals and objectives Organizing and conducting an original product Showing how some idea or product might be changed Finding new combinations Evaluation Making evaluations of peer projects and presentations Evaluating data, given criteria to apply Evaluating one's own products and ideas

Simulation Activities Generating criteria for evaluation (brainstorming) Problem solving Role playing and Role Reversal Morphological Analysis/ Just Suppose Checkerboard Producing techniques Open-ended questions Newspaper stories, ads, etc. Attribute Listing Paradoxes Model building Problem Identification Story completion or Interviewing Picture Completion Outlining Written material Class or group Idea Checklists presentation Making Deductions Morphological Analysis Conducting Comparing and Forced Associations or Experiments Contrasting Forced Relationships Making up Classifications Unusual Titles Using analogy (synectics)

Catalog Techniques Seeing Possible Causes, Consequences, Implications

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