Bloom's Taxonomy Revisited

Almost everyone who has taken a course in education has heard of Bloom's Taxonomy.  It was created  to provide a common language for teachers to discuss learning and assessment methods. Bloom's Taxonomy is an ordering of an individuals' cognitive skills in order to help students and teachers in the classroom.  The levels move from remember being the lowest level to creating being the highest level.  The levels in Bloom's Taxonomy in order from lowest to highest are: remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate and create.

In our new world, with generative AI everywhere, Bloom's Taxonomy has been revisited by Oregon State University, to include information for each level pertaining to AI capabilities and distinctive human skills.  Review the information yourself in the link below.

Bloom's Taxonomy Revisited

A Guide for Elementary Teachers

The last Guide in the ISTE series is Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom, A Guide for Elementary Teachers.

You can find this Guide on the ISTE website or by following this link: https://bit.ly/3xRLPGO.

The introduction and the appendices contain a little bit of information about AI and how to use the Guide.  The Guide itself contains 4 different projects that you can use with students in Secondary classes, grades K-5, to help guide their thinking about AI.  

A Guide for Secondary Teachers

As previously mentioned, ISTE offers a series of Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom.  This week I want to highlight A Guide for Secondary Teachers.

You can find this Guide on the ISTE website or by following this link: https://bit.ly/44ngeZJ.

The introduction and the appendices contain a little bit of information about AI and how to use the Guide.  The Guide itself contains 4 different projects that you can use with students in Secondary classes, grades 6–12, to help guide their thinking about AI. 

A Guide for Electives Teachers

 ISTE offers a series of Hands-On Project Guides for use in the classroom.  This week I want to highlight A Guide for Elective Teachers.

You can find this Guide on the ISTE website or by following this link: https://adobe.ly/3PJD2Nh.

The introduction and the appendices contain a little bit of information about AI and how to use the Guide.  The Guide itself contains 4 different projects that you can use with students in Electives classes, to help guide their thinking about AI.