To incorporate the 'Adhere' verb in the affective domain of Blooms Taxonomy in your learning design, have learners demonstrate their commitment to a particular belief or practice. Use the question stem "Show you believe in the practice of" followed by the specific principle or behavior you want them to adhere to. For example, "Show you believe in the practice of empathy by sharing a personal experience where you showed understanding towards others." Encourage learners to reflect on their own values and attitudes by asking them to express their support for a concept or idea through their actions or words. This helps foster a deeper level of understanding and commitment to the subject matter. Remember to provide opportunities for learners to apply their beliefs in real-life scenarios or discussions within the learning environment to reinforce their adherence to the desired beliefs or practices. By consistently incorporating tasks that require learners to demonstrate their commitment, you can effectively promote a culture of respect and understanding within your learning design.
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Show you believe in the practice of
The educator will guide the adult learners to adhere to a set of pre-determined ethical principles during group discussions, fostering respectful and inclusive conversations.
