To incorporate the 'Evaluate' level in Blooms Taxonomy into your learning design, the educator can ask questions like "How well did the learner analyze the information?" or "How effectively did the learner assess the situation?" 1. Choose a specific learning objective that requires critical thinking and judgment. 2. Develop assessment questions that prompt the learner to reflect on the material or task. 3. Encourage the learner to analyze, assess, or critique the information or their performance. 4. Provide a rubric or criteria for evaluation to guide the learner's assessment. 5. Offer feedback or opportunities for self-reflection to help the learner improve their evaluation skills and thinking processes. By using the question stem 'How well did', educators can guide learners to reflect on their understanding and performance critically, promoting higher-order thinking skills and deeper understanding of the subject matter. This approach helps learners develop the ability to evaluate information, arguments, or their own work effectively.
How well did
Learners critically assess the credibility and reliability of various sources of information on a specific topic, honing evaluative skills.
