Bloom's Taxonomy

The content explores outcome-based education and the application of Bloom's Taxonomy across various educational contexts. It emphasizes the importance of defining learning outcomes, mapping course objectives to program goals, and using effective assessment methods to enhance student learning. The material covers cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains, promoting higher-order thinking skills through Bloom's framework. It includes discussions on curriculum alignment, teaching strategies, and the role of technology in education, aimed at improving quality and relevance in learning environments.

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