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LEVEL Remember Understand Apply Analyze Evaluate Create
EXAMPLE Recite a
policy.
Paraphrase
the steps for
performing a
task.
Illustrate
the
steps in a
process.
Distinguish
between
relevant
and
irrelevant
parts
of a word
problem in
Math.
Assess
how
effective
a process
is.
Compose a
poem,
given
specific
Guidelines.
•Wren, S. (2000) The Cognitive Foundations of
Learning to Read: A FRAMEWORK. USA: Southwest
Educational Development Laboratory.
•UCDenver (n.d.) Examples and Verbs for Each
Cognitive Process Level. Retrieved on November 13,
2014 from
http://www.ucdenver.edu/faculty_staff/faculty/center
-for-faculty-
development/Documents/Tutorials/Assessment/docu
ments/examples_verbs_cognitive_process_level.pdf.
•Webster, M. (n.d.) Dictionary.

Reading as a Cognitive Process

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    LEVEL Remember UnderstandApply Analyze Evaluate Create EXAMPLE Recite a policy. Paraphrase the steps for performing a task. Illustrate the steps in a process. Distinguish between relevant and irrelevant parts of a word problem in Math. Assess how effective a process is. Compose a poem, given specific Guidelines.
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    •Wren, S. (2000)The Cognitive Foundations of Learning to Read: A FRAMEWORK. USA: Southwest Educational Development Laboratory. •UCDenver (n.d.) Examples and Verbs for Each Cognitive Process Level. Retrieved on November 13, 2014 from http://www.ucdenver.edu/faculty_staff/faculty/center -for-faculty- development/Documents/Tutorials/Assessment/docu ments/examples_verbs_cognitive_process_level.pdf. •Webster, M. (n.d.) Dictionary.