E6 Study Skills retrieval practice Wk 2

KSA is a simple model for categorising learning. What does the K stand for?

KSA is a simple model for categorising learning. What does the S stand for?

KSA is a simple model for categorising learning. What does the A stand for?

Give an example or examples for all 3 of 'knowledge', 'skills' and 'attitudes' learning.

What is the name of the learning theory developed by educational psychologists that forms a pyramid hierarchy?

• Flower's taxonomy

• Blossom's taxonomy

• Bloom's taxonomy

• Bouquet's taxonomy

Which 3 of these are included in the revised Bloom's taxonomy?

• Fact

• Understand

• Analyze

• Synthesis

• Remember

Which 3 of these are included in the revised Bloom's taxonomy?

• Concept

• Analyze

• Create

• Comprehension

• Evaluate

Bloom's revised taxonomy is made up of these 6 levels: analyze, apply, create, evaluate, remember, understand. Put them in the right order, starting with the one you need first ie from the bottom of the pyramid to the top.

Which 3 of these are criticisms of Bloom's taxonomy that we looked at last week.

• It has too many levels

• People mistakenly think the skills at the bottom are less important.

• We don’t necessarily learn in a neat order. The process is messy.

• Creativity isn’t just a goal at the top of the pyramid, it’s a tool to learn other things.

• It has been proved to be irrelevant