Step 1.
Write your course goals. Enter your goals in the Goals section
of the Curriculum
Wizard.
Step 2.
Write a draft of your course objectives
Step 3.
Compare your goals to the Behavioral Objectives
Rubric and Behavioral Objectives Checklist
Step 4.
Categorize each learning objective according to Bloom’s
Taxonomy of the Cognitive Domain
Examples categorizing learning objectives according to Bloom's Taxonomy:
American Montessori Consulting Newsletter
If you scroll down on this page you will find an excellent example of
categorizing objectives according to Bloom's Taxonomy
http://home.earthlink.net/~amontessoric/news2.html
"Nick's Tip for Teachers" provides examples of activities
according to each of the levels of cognition illustrated in Bloom's
Taxonomy
http://www3.sympatico.ca/diflavio/webpage/activ2.htm
"Questioning for Thinking"
Offers sample questions ranking them according to the levels of cognition
in Bloom's Taxonomy.
http://www.udel.edu/hodson/208/bloom.html
Step 5.
Revise your course objectives and enter them in the Objectives section
of the Curriculum Wizard.
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