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Omg why is this video in my recommendation, youtube such knows that i need this video 😭 fyi, i am doing my tesis and there's correlation with bloom's taxonomy. This video helps me so much, thank you ❤️
As a university instructor in the Education, this a perfect video that sums up Bloom's Taxonomy and provides clear examples. I will share it with my students and thank you so much.
This was interesting and straightforward. Now, where were you all along???? Hmmm??? Oh wait, I didn't have any research skills and I couldn't stand TH-cam. Hee hee.
A brilliantly created video with great examples. We would just want to suggest a correction - Bloom's Taxonomy was set in 1956 and the video says 1946. Don't know if you can change that on the video any sooner? Hope this helps!
This video is clear, articulate, and easy to understand as many Sprouts videos are, and I appreciate this. Regardless of this, I strongly disagree with Bloom's taxonomy. I believe that first off, rote memorization is /not/ the way to start. Second, no journey of learning is purely step-based, as mentioned at the end of the video. If you think of the engineering design process or similar methods, although they at first present with a step to step process, the actual implementation of the EDP is full of reiteration between the sets of steps. Likewise, the most effective ways of learning will move between understanding, applying, evaluating, and even low level creating, intersperesed with some rote memorization as needed. Although in some subjects, it may be useful to have a small amount of facts committed to memory, especially at the lower levels of education (kindergarten, pre-k, the first few grades of primary school), there should only be a tiny sliver of information that students are first taught to memorize before understanding. Even if any attempts at creating understanding are not completely successful, that amount of prep before attemping rote memorization still improves both the effectiveness of the memorization (better recall) as well as the quality of the material being remembered (still a better grasp). Additionally, multiple scientific studies* have shown the benefits of students attempting to solve problems, even if it is definitively out of their abilities, before being presented with the answer. Certainly, after engaging in action-based levels of learning in the applying, evaluating, and creating zones, it is necessary to clearly define and and solidify concepts and connections in the material being taught. Sorry, these are unfinished thoughts, and I engaged in another discussion and don't have the time to continue these arguments, but I hope that at least a few people see this and consider this viewpoint -- or, convince me otherwise! *I apologize, I tried to locate these studies but was unsuccessful. If requested, I'll embark upon a more thorough search.
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O vídeo trouxe um resumo simples de como estruturar os objetivos de aprendizagem e nos apoia a decidir o que os participantes terão de melhor durante a jornada de aprendizado.
Blooms taxonomy is allied to a conception of learning as individual, personal development. It works very well for young people but not so well for adults, especially those in the workplace who learn with others ie socially. This is not a criticism of Bloom so much as the education system which applies it uncritcally
Hi there, awesome psychology vedios, I saw your kohlberg theory of moral development, then I saw other like Bloom's, Piaget's theory, wonderfully explained in simple language. Request you to make more vedios on psychology related theories.
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I do not believe there are hierarchical links between each level of Bloom's taxonomy. The taxonomy order itself is the natural progression of learning. First one remembers, then they begin to understand. After that they come to apply it and analyze why it is whatever it is. When we know what we know the next level is to evaluate it and finally to create whatever it is.I believe the links that these people are speculating about would really fall into these already existing categories.
I am US Navy Master Training Specialist. I have used Bloom's Taxonomy theories for over 30 years doing industrial training. It is a wonderful framework to structure training.😎
The issue with this is sometimes you need a lot of other knowledge in order to proceed to other levels and some of the lower levels are easier learned when you have access to the higher level methods. It's kinda like Maslow, it's a good simplification, but is it too simple? Likely.
You are correct! Empirical knowledge would allow for moving through the pyramid more rapidly. When your Empirical knowledge and IQ are sufficient, you may simply leap the normal bounds and arrive at an answer which is the true definition of the word "Genius".
The visual structure would look more like a jigsaw puzzle. Everything is connected in some fashion. A triangle is too simplfied to understand it. Heck you may even be missing pieces that is how complicated it is.
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It’s was created in 1956 not 1946…. The first volume of the taxonomy, Handbook I: Cognitive was published in 1956, and in 1964 the second volume Handbook II: Affective was published. A revised version of the taxonomy for the cognitive domain was created in 2001.
I'd like to challenge the idea that I think it's not a pyramid structure but more so, a web-like structure. Because there can be an example where you have created something accidentally, and reverse engineer it to be able to remember what it is. Even if this seems like a systematic approach of being a vertical pattern, I think it could also be a horizontal pattern where you could have different sections of mastery and not just one section at a time.
I agree. I think all of these processes are happening simultaneously and feed into each other, but there is value in giving the concept a simple structure to analyze
Bloom is 1956, not 1946. Otherwise excellent video. Reference: Bloom, B. S., Engelhart, M. D., Furst, E. J., Walker, H. H., & Krathwohl, D. R. (1956). Taxonomy of educational objectives: Classification of educational goals. London: Longmans.
That was a great video , explaining simply what blooms taxonomy is really about, I love the characters as well it was fun to continue the video thanks a lot
How can you understand without analyzing? Or rather: was this form of understanding meaningful? Moreover, we are always biased. I get that it is a useful heuristic but it is also very simplistic and scientifically disproven. Learning isn't a linear, computational process but a dynamic system. My suggestion/compromise would be: iteratively 1) Experience 2) Remember/recall 3) Reproduce (also a form of creating) 4) Deconstruct/analyze 5) Understand (but again, not a fan of such a sequential model which already looks like a pyramid scheme)
Hi Bernd Warnders, thank you for contributing! It's great to see input from an alternative perspective to fuel the constructive discussion that should naturally supplement all theories! :)
Great explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy. My only observation is that vitamin C is sensitive to high temperatures, making lemon added to hot water not the best example when talking about facts.
This is really a terrible way to teach, we must first start with purpose and context, and then build on that foundation facts and connections, only then will the student have a place to keep each idea.
The theory is applicable and true, but the hierarchy created on the learning process cannot be accepted, since some can understand and remember simultaneously and create before analyzing
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Omg why is this video in my recommendation, youtube such knows that i need this video 😭 fyi, i am doing my tesis and there's correlation with bloom's taxonomy. This video helps me so much, thank you ❤️
As a university instructor in the Education, this a perfect video that sums up Bloom's Taxonomy and provides clear examples. I will share it with my students and thank you so much.
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This is the best explanation i have come across under 5 mins.
thanks for explaining everything in a much simplified manner☺️💗✨
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thank you for such a nice video!! a short video covering everything about Bloom's Taxonomy. Understood the topic very well
This is the best explaination of Bloom's toxonomy
Yes yesterday I studied it, but Benjamin Bloom's opinion has been revised by Anderson (2001)
This was interesting and straightforward. Now, where were you all along???? Hmmm??? Oh wait, I didn't have any research skills and I couldn't stand TH-cam. Hee hee.
Super video that explain the Bloom's taxonomy with simple example. This is what I want and Thank you so
Glad it was helpful! :)
Simple,and easy way to understand complex topic,
Amazing explanation. I will always remember it by the lemon example!!
A brilliantly created video with great examples. We would just want to suggest a correction - Bloom's Taxonomy was set in 1956 and the video says 1946. Don't know if you can change that on the video any sooner? Hope this helps!
This video is clear, articulate, and easy to understand as many Sprouts videos are, and I appreciate this. Regardless of this, I strongly disagree with Bloom's taxonomy.
I believe that first off, rote memorization is /not/ the way to start. Second, no journey of learning is purely step-based, as mentioned at the end of the video. If you think of the engineering design process or similar methods, although they at first present with a step to step process, the actual implementation of the EDP is full of reiteration between the sets of steps. Likewise, the most effective ways of learning will move between understanding, applying, evaluating, and even low level creating, intersperesed with some rote memorization as needed. Although in some subjects, it may be useful to have a small amount of facts committed to memory, especially at the lower levels of education (kindergarten, pre-k, the first few grades of primary school), there should only be a tiny sliver of information that students are first taught to memorize before understanding. Even if any attempts at creating understanding are not completely successful, that amount of prep before attemping rote memorization still improves both the effectiveness of the memorization (better recall) as well as the quality of the material being remembered (still a better grasp). Additionally, multiple scientific studies* have shown the benefits of students attempting to solve problems, even if it is definitively out of their abilities, before being presented with the answer. Certainly, after engaging in action-based levels of learning in the applying, evaluating, and creating zones, it is necessary to clearly define and and solidify concepts and connections in the material being taught. Sorry, these are unfinished thoughts, and I engaged in another discussion and don't have the time to continue these arguments, but I hope that at least a few people see this and consider this viewpoint -- or, convince me otherwise!
*I apologize, I tried to locate these studies but was unsuccessful. If requested, I'll embark upon a more thorough search.
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It's really fabulous one. Everyone can understand and remember the complicated concepts also very easily. Thanks a lot...
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That was pretty awesome and now for mento talk about bloom's taxonomy, I just need to remember to talk about lemons
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Bloom's Taxonomy very helpful to plan lesson thank you
I think Bloom's theory was written in 1956. Please double check.
You are right
Very good content!
Very good and thank you
This is a brilliant way to learn explain these thought processes.
Thank you so much!
Sir what a great explanation about bloom's.... I never have clear such as
Nice presentation of the content ,wow
Thanku sir
I am Indan ,very useful .
Very informative and logical
Helping video for understanding Bloom's taxonomy .
Such a well explained video .....i really loved the example of lemon that you used throughout the video made the understanding part way easier 😀
Thank you so much! Keep learning :)
We need more educational psychology theory videos
O vídeo trouxe um resumo simples de como estruturar os objetivos de aprendizagem e nos apoia a decidir o que os participantes terão de melhor durante a jornada de aprendizado.
Was created in 1956. I’ve corroborated with your sources as well.
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Great video!
Thanks Nathan!
Wow this is very helpful 😇
Blooms taxonomy is allied to a conception of learning as individual, personal development. It works very well for young people but not so well for adults, especially those in the workplace who learn with others ie socially. This is not a criticism of Bloom so much as the education system which applies it uncritcally
Excellent
I have read many places that it wast created in 1956 or could you explain more about this
Hi there, awesome psychology vedios, I saw your kohlberg theory of moral development, then I saw other like Bloom's, Piaget's theory, wonderfully explained in simple language. Request you to make more vedios on psychology related theories.
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Thanks Now I know why academic textbooks are much the same.
what an amazing explanation , thanks a lot🤍🤍🤍🤍
Really informative
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Bloom's Taxonomy was first presented in 1956 not 1946.
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It created in 1956.
I do not believe there are hierarchical links between each level of Bloom's taxonomy. The taxonomy order itself is the natural progression of learning. First one remembers, then they begin to understand. After that they come to apply it and analyze why it is whatever it is. When we know what we know the next level is to evaluate it and finally to create whatever it is.I believe the links that these people are speculating about would really fall into these already existing categories.
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The video is really helpful for teaching and learning. However, it might take much more time to make a lesson plan for upper hierarchy
He only explained cognitive domain but what about the others two Affective and psychomotor.. are these two not apart of blooms taxonomy??
Bloom's taxonomy was first created in 1956, and not 1946
Is it possible to craft multiple choice questions using Blooms Taxonomy specifically in the higher levels?
Mixing lemon and honey is 'apply' but making lemonade is 'create' ?
As a teacher, I have learnt a lot from this video. A very interesting explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy.
"Remember - Understand - Apply - Analyze - Evaluate - Create" -Benjamin Bloom
I am US Navy Master Training Specialist. I have used Bloom's Taxonomy theories for over 30 years doing industrial training. It is a wonderful framework to structure training.😎
Thanks for sharing this
We are creating web application based on bloom taxonomy
The issue with this is sometimes you need a lot of other knowledge in order to proceed to other levels and some of the lower levels are easier learned when you have access to the higher level methods. It's kinda like Maslow, it's a good simplification, but is it too simple? Likely.
You are correct! Empirical knowledge would allow for moving through the pyramid more rapidly. When your Empirical knowledge and IQ are sufficient, you may simply leap the normal bounds and arrive at an answer which is the true definition of the word "Genius".
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The visual structure would look more like a jigsaw puzzle. Everything is connected in some fashion. A triangle is too simplfied to understand it. Heck you may even be missing pieces that is how complicated it is.
Damn! I should have come across this channel sooner. Would have really helped my learning experiences a lot more for my B.Ed Course. Surely gonna introduce this channel to as many people as I can.👍👍
It’s was created in 1956 not 1946…. The first volume of the taxonomy, Handbook I: Cognitive was published in 1956, and in 1964 the second volume Handbook II: Affective was published. A revised version of the taxonomy for the cognitive domain was created in 2001.
I'd like to challenge the idea that I think it's not a pyramid structure but more so, a web-like structure.
Because there can be an example where you have created something accidentally, and reverse engineer it to be able to remember what it is.
Even if this seems like a systematic approach of being a vertical pattern,
I think it could also be a horizontal pattern where you could have different sections of mastery and not just one section at a time.
I agree. I think all of these processes are happening simultaneously and feed into each other, but there is value in giving the concept a simple structure to analyze
I think this idea is worth supporting. Because people have diff. types of learning styles and perspective that can affect their process of learning.
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Thanks Fabian!
When you think tone of the video is condescending af but then you have the realization you’re an adult and just hearing this for the time *facepalm*
Bloom is 1956, not 1946. Otherwise excellent video. Reference: Bloom, B. S., Engelhart, M. D., Furst, E. J., Walker, H. H., & Krathwohl, D. R. (1956). Taxonomy of educational objectives: Classification of educational goals. London: Longmans.
Lemon is not contain vit c dear..it's having Asitic acid
Concise and to the point. This effort deserves a round of applause.
That was a great video , explaining simply what blooms taxonomy is really about, I love the characters as well it was fun to continue the video thanks a lot
The Feynman's Technique was the best so far.
wjhic are arguement that support this statement?
Awesome video.
Just to answer the question: i found bloom's taxonomy to be absurd.
It was created by bloom in 1956 not in 1946 kindly correct 🙏
I'm a tutor at a community college and I think this was a great explanation. Great job.
Bloom's taxonomy began in 1948 not 1946, and was officially published in 1956.
Higher order learning like understanding and applying very different to lower order learning like just memorizing mere information.
How can you understand without analyzing? Or rather: was this form of understanding meaningful? Moreover, we are always biased. I get that it is a useful heuristic but it is also very simplistic and scientifically disproven. Learning isn't a linear, computational process but a dynamic system. My suggestion/compromise would be: iteratively 1) Experience 2) Remember/recall 3) Reproduce (also a form of creating) 4) Deconstruct/analyze 5) Understand (but again, not a fan of such a sequential model which already looks like a pyramid scheme)
Hi Bernd Warnders, thank you for contributing! It's great to see input from an alternative perspective to fuel the constructive discussion that should naturally supplement all theories! :)
Agree!!!
1946 ? Or 56
56
It was created in1956
Great explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy. My only observation is that vitamin C is sensitive to high temperatures, making lemon added to hot water not the best example when talking about facts.
Though I really like and appreciate this video but I always find hard to draw a boundary line between the stages but still a remarkable theory.
Thank you so much. Im gonna use this on my report tomorrow. Thanks a lot.
Bloom's Taxonomy was introduced in 1956 after a series of conferences between 1949-1954.
This is really a terrible way to teach, we must first start with purpose and context, and then build on that foundation facts and connections, only then will the student have a place to keep each idea.
Clear explanation but I think, It could be hierarchical how to appear, I don't not understand if it exists to follow up a sequence? Thanks in advance
A reductionist approach to knowledge, seems neat but it produces linear one dinensional thinkers..
Hallo, your content so great. Can i use this for my learning material (universitas terbuka). Best regards
Good and simplified presentation of Bloom's Taxonomy , thank you.
I agree! Maybe you'll also enjoy my video on Bloom's Taxonomy as well! th-cam.com/video/yL_RX_8Zka4/w-d-xo.html
The theory is applicable and true, but the hierarchy created on the learning process cannot be accepted, since some can understand and remember simultaneously and create before analyzing
Fantastic, loved the animated characters.
Better to jump straight to application. That way , you learn faster and fail faster thereby learning faster
1946,1956,or 1950 please clarify sir
The original Taxonomy was created in 1956. Not 1946.
Spot-on, except for boiling a lemon - that would destroy most of vitamin C
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i liked the video but i guess year in which it was published was 1956
@sprouts your content is really great. I think the bloom's taxonomy was presented in 1956 not in 1946. Kindly correct if I am wrong.
U r correct. Wiki says so. The first publish was made in 1956, tho the work was started during 1949-1953.
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