Music EC-12 CD=11.Effective Music Instruction Flashcards
Bloom’s Taxonomy classifies the quality of thinking processes products and illustrates the development of cognitive skills from lower-order to higher-order thinking. 6 of them…
Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation
Knowledge (level in Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy)
the ability to recall facts, such as dates, events, and places
Comprehension (level in Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy)
the ability to understand information, compare and contrast, and distinguish
Application (level in Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy)
the ability to use information, use methods and theories in new situations
Analysis (level in Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy)
the ability to see patterns and identify components
Synthesis (level in Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy)
the ability to use old ideas to create new ones, generalize from given facts, and relate knowledge from several areas
Evaluation (level in Bloom’s Cognitive Taxonomy)
the ability to discriminate between ideas, assess the value of presentations, and make choices based on reasoned argument