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== Creating == | == Creating == | ||
Combining elements to form a new, original entity. | |||
* '''Verbs to Use:''' synthesize, create, combine, plan, design, produce, compile, develop, compose, modify, organize, reconstruct | |||
* '''Hospital Analogy:''' Designing a new hospital for our city. | |||
* '''Analogy:''' “Imagine you wake up to find you are a sponge. Describe visually your adventures during the day.” - Roy Ascott’s Groundcourse | |||
==Evaluating== | |||
Making judgments based on criteria or standards. | |||
*'''Verbs to Use:''' judge, evaluate, conclude, contrast, develop criteria, appraise, criticize, support, decide, compare | |||
*'''Hospital Analogy:''' Judging the quality of my care in the hospital. | |||
*'''Analogy:''' Judging a Olympic skiing events, downhill race versus freestyle. | |||
==Analyzing== | |||
Breaking material into constituent parts and determine how parts relate to one another and to an overall structure. | |||
* '''Verbs to Use:''' | *'''Verbs to Use:''' analyze, debate, differentiate, generalize, conclude, organize, breakdown, dissect, diagram, relate | ||
* '''Hospital Analogy:''' | *'''Hospital Analogy:''' Investigating charges on my hospital bill. | ||
* '''Analogy:''' | *'''Analogy:''' Taking apart a computer and examining the insides down to the microchips. | ||
==Applying== | |||
Using procedures to perform tasks or solve problems in new, but similar situations. | |||
* '''Verbs to Use:''' | *'''Verbs to Use:''' demonstrate, apply, use, solve, choose appropriate procedures, modify, produce, construct | ||
* '''Hospital Analogy:''' | * '''Hospital Analogy:''' Using procedures for admittance, blood draws, etc. | ||
* '''Analogy:''' | * '''Analogy:''' Filling out one’s tax forms. | ||
==Understanding== | |||
Integrating new materials into existing schema and explaining it in own words. | |||
* '''Verbs to Use:''' | *'''Verbs to Use:''' explain, interpret, illustrate, describe, summarize, expand, convert, measure, defend, paraphrase, rewrite, comprehend | ||
* '''Hospital Analogy:''' | *'''Hospital Analogy:''' Explaining directions to the local hospital. | ||
* '''Analogy:''' | * '''Analogy:''' Describing how to make an elevator pitch in your own words. | ||
==Remembering== | |||
Recalling or recognizing information from memory. | |||
* '''Verbs to Use:''' | *'''Verbs to Use:''' list, tell, define, identify, label, locate, recognize, describe, match, name, outline, reproduce, state | ||
* '''Hospital Analogy:''' | *'''Hospital Analogy:''' Memorizing the local hospital’s address. | ||
* '''Analogy:''' | *'''Analogy:''' Memorizing a phone number. | ||
== References == | |||
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Revision as of 11:19, 26 April 2025
Joan Middendorf's revision of Bloom's Typology applies Bloom's Taxonomy to Decoding the Disciplines in order to classify different types of mental moves.[1]
Creating
Combining elements to form a new, original entity.
- Verbs to Use: synthesize, create, combine, plan, design, produce, compile, develop, compose, modify, organize, reconstruct
- Hospital Analogy: Designing a new hospital for our city.
- Analogy: “Imagine you wake up to find you are a sponge. Describe visually your adventures during the day.” - Roy Ascott’s Groundcourse
Evaluating
Making judgments based on criteria or standards.
- Verbs to Use: judge, evaluate, conclude, contrast, develop criteria, appraise, criticize, support, decide, compare
- Hospital Analogy: Judging the quality of my care in the hospital.
- Analogy: Judging a Olympic skiing events, downhill race versus freestyle.
Analyzing
Breaking material into constituent parts and determine how parts relate to one another and to an overall structure.
- Verbs to Use: analyze, debate, differentiate, generalize, conclude, organize, breakdown, dissect, diagram, relate
- Hospital Analogy: Investigating charges on my hospital bill.
- Analogy: Taking apart a computer and examining the insides down to the microchips.
Applying
Using procedures to perform tasks or solve problems in new, but similar situations.
- Verbs to Use: demonstrate, apply, use, solve, choose appropriate procedures, modify, produce, construct
- Hospital Analogy: Using procedures for admittance, blood draws, etc.
- Analogy: Filling out one’s tax forms.
Understanding
Integrating new materials into existing schema and explaining it in own words.
- Verbs to Use: explain, interpret, illustrate, describe, summarize, expand, convert, measure, defend, paraphrase, rewrite, comprehend
- Hospital Analogy: Explaining directions to the local hospital.
- Analogy: Describing how to make an elevator pitch in your own words.
Remembering
Recalling or recognizing information from memory.
- Verbs to Use: list, tell, define, identify, label, locate, recognize, describe, match, name, outline, reproduce, state
- Hospital Analogy: Memorizing the local hospital’s address.
- Analogy: Memorizing a phone number.
References
- ↑ Middendorf, J., & Shopkow, L. (2017). Overcoming student learning bottlenecks: Decode the critical thinking of your discipline. Stylus Publishing, LLC.
