👉 Bloom's Bloom's Taxonomy is a hierarchical framework that categorizes educational learning objectives into six levels of complexity and specificity, designed to guide educators in structuring their teaching strategies. At the foundational level, "Remember" involves recalling facts or concepts without requiring deeper understanding. Moving up, "Understand" demands the ability to explain ideas in one's own words and apply them in new contexts. "Apply" requires using knowledge to solve problems or create something new, while "Analyze" involves breaking down complex information into its components to understand relationships and patterns. "Evaluate" goes a step further by assessing the validity of arguments or ideas, and finally, "Create" demands generating new ideas or products based on learned concepts. This taxonomy serves as a roadmap for educators to assess student learning and design tasks that promote higher-order thinking skills.
