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Bloom’s taxonomy is a hierarchical model of classifying thinking.
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Bloom’s taxonomy is a method of classifying educational goals and objectives; method of classification for thinking behaviors that are believed to be important in the process of learning.
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2. Bloom's Taxonomy
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Type of Objective |
Description |
Strategies |
Assessment |
USAWC Example |
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Understanding |
Recall of basic information.
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Lecture, reading, audio/visual Mnemonics, repetition, drill Simple courseware, demonstration, or guided observations |
Objective testing
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Understand basic logistics functions, principles, responsibilities, and capabilities for planning and conducting theater logistics support. |
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Comprehension |
Grasping the meaning of material.
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Lecture, reading, audio/visual Courseware, examples, Discussion, dialog, role playing |
Writing, presentations, objective or essay tests |
Comprehend the unique aspects of leadership required at the strategic level. |
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Application |
Applying information to produce some result.
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Practice, practice, practice Discussion, collaboration Simulations, exercise, games |
Project, performance, presentation |
Apply techniques to overcome cultural barriers to communication and collaboration. |
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Analysis |
Breaking down material into parts.
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Discussion, debate, collaboration Case studies, simulations, exercises Problem based learning |
Papers, essay tests, projects |
Analyze the role and effectiveness of various state and non-state actors, processes, and structures in the international system. |
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Evaluation |
The act of judging.
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Discussion, collaboration Project based learning Simulations, case studies, evaluative exercises |
Appraisals, recommendations |
Assess the challenges to military strategy posed by changing technology and non-traditional warfare. |
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Synthesis |
Creating a new meaning or structure.
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Discussion, collaboration Project based learning Creative exercises |
Original papers, projects, productions |
Synthesize the role of land power in national security policy and strategy. |