To utilize the 'Alter' verb in the psychomotor domain of Bloom's Taxonomy, the educator can encourage the learner to manipulate or change something using a specific tool or technique. When incorporating this in a learning design, the educator can prompt the learner with a question stem like 'Use this tool in a new way to...' followed by a specific task or objective. For example, "Use this tool in a new way to create a different outcome," or "Use this tool in a new way to solve a unique problem." By challenging learners to alter their approach or technique with a particular tool, it stimulates their critical thinking skills and promotes creativity. This application of 'Alter' encourages learners to go beyond basic skills and explore innovative possibilities within the learning content. By incorporating this method, educators can enhance the learners' ability to adapt and innovate effectively.
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The educator will facilitate a discussion-based activity centered around analyzing alternative approaches to problem-solving in the workplace, encouraging adult learners to critically evaluate different perspectives and refine their decision-making skills.
