Bloom’s Taxonomy for Effective Learning
- Understand the cognitive levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Differentiate between original and revised Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Differentiate between learning objectives and desired learning outcomes
- Develop learning objectives using Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Create learning outcomes using verb stems from Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Create tasks/questions to measure the success of learning outcomes
- Learn about the ‘success criteria’ used in some schools
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STTAR E-Learning Certificate - Bloom’s Taxonomy
2.0 hours
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Lifetime Access
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STTAR E-Learning Certificate - Bloom’s Taxonomy
About the Course
Course FAQs
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a pedagogical approach that helps you to measure the cognitive development of learners. Its hierarchical structure helps to track a learners’ depth of understanding, and ultimately determine if your training programme is working as intended.
All educators (Primary, Middle & Senior Teachers)
This is an extensive course on the cognitive domain of Bloom’s Taxonomy. You will learn to differentiate between the original and revised taxonomy and understand the importance of verb stems. You’ll be able to create desired learning objectives and outcomes and create classroom learning practices to develop higher-order critical thinking in students.
Bloom’s Taxonomy highlights the hierarchy learners take to synthesize information. After understanding this process of learning, it becomes much easier to create effective learning objectives. As a result, essentially, Bloom’s Taxonomy helps you to ensure that your content and assessments are aligned with your objectives.
Upon completion of the course, a participant will get the STTAR E-Learning Certificate for Bloom’s Taxonomy.
A teacher will have lifetime access to the course.
Yes, a teacher may do multiple self-paced learning courses at the same time. There is no limit to the number of courses a teacher may do simultaneously or one after the other.
Yes, the assessments are mandatory. A teacher will get the STTAR E-Learning Certificate only after completing assessments.
Course Structure
- What is Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Understanding Bloom’s Taxonomy with a Story
- Different Domains in Bloom’s taxonomy
- The AFFECTIVE Learning Domain
- The PSYCHOMOTOR Domain
- Changes in Bloom’s Taxonomy
- The Six Levels of the Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Interdependence of Bloom’s Learning Levels
- Why implement Bloom’s Taxonomy in your Classroom
- Writing Objectives with Bloom’s Taxonomy- Part 1
- Writing Objectives with Bloom’s Taxonomy- Part 2
- Using Bloom’s Taxonomy while Planning Lessons
- Assessment
About Instructor
Shalini Nambiar
Educator, School Director Principal and
Teacher Trainer
Earn The STTAR Certificate
After finishing the course, you will get a Certificate from STTAR in collabration with our Global Partners – Global Education Futures and The Weaving Lab.
STTAR E-Learning Certificate – Bloom’s Taxonomy.