Blooms Taxonomy

| knowledge |
To remember previoulsy learned material |
| Comprehension |
To grasp the meaning of the knowledge being learned and be able to paraphrase or explain it. |
| Application |
The ability to use learned information and materials |
| Analysis |
The ability to break material down into its elements or parts so that its organizational structyre may be understood. |
| Synthesis |
The ability to combine previous experiences with new material to form a structure. |

| Receiving |
Awareness, willingness to receive, and controlled attention. |
| Responding |
Compliance in reacting to a suggestion, willingness to respond, and satisfaction in response. |
| Valuing |
Accepting a value as a belief, indication of preference for the value, and commitment. |
| Organizing |
Conceptualization of a value in abstract or symbolic terms and organizing of a value system. |
| Characterization of an internally consistent value system |
The individual acts consistenly in accordance with the values he/she has internalized.. |

| Perception |
Involves sensitivity to a situation object, or relationship that normally leads to action.. |
| Preparation |
involves readiness to perform |
| Orientation |
involves the discovery and/or decision of the response(s) which must be made. |
| Pattern |
Involves a learned response that is habitual; presentation is smooth and the presenter has confidence in his ability. |
| Performance |
involves a complex motor action carried out with a high degree of skill. (may be thought of as "notor synthesis") |
Last update:
January 25, 2009