Exploring Bloom's Taxonomy in
Exploring Bloom's Taxonomy in
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Exploring Bloom’s Taxonomy in
Physics: A Humanistic
Approach to Learning
Ateeb Meer Lecturer i n Physics (QPS&C)
CONTENT
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1. Title Slide 2. Introduction
Applying Analyzing
Use information in new situations. Draw connections among ideas.
Evaluating Creating
Justify a decision or course of action. Produce new or original work.
Example
·"E x p l a i n the concept of inertia."
Activity
· G r o u p discussion or think-pair-share to
facilitate understanding.
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6 Level 3 – Applying
(Use Knowledge in New
Situations)
Level 3 – Applying (Use Knowledge in
New Situations)
Example
·"Comp are motion in vacuum vs. air."
Activity
· C a s e study analysis to deepen analytical
skills.
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Level 5 – Evaluating
(Justify or
Defend a Choice)
Level 5 – Evaluating (Justify or
Defend a Choice)
Example
·"D esi g n a simple machine using Newtonian
principles."
Activity
· B u i l d and present a prototype or simulation as a
capstone project.
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Integrating Bloom’s with
Physics
Topics
Example
Topics
Thermodynamics Evaluating
Kinematics Applying
Supports
·Critical thinking and creativity among
students.
Humanizes
· T h e learning experience, making science
accessible.
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2 Classroom
Strategies
Classroom
Strategies
Examples
· U s e of inquiry-based learning techniques.
·Implementing flipped classrooms and project-based
learning.
Visual Representation
· I c o n s or sketches to represent each method.
Key
Aspects
Teaching Approach
Emphasize empathy, relevance, and real-life applications.
Physics Relevance
Connect physics to global challenges, such as climate
change.
Student Involvement
Encourage student voice and choice in learning
processes.
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4 Summa
ry
Summary
Overview Significance
Transformation
·Overview of the six levels ·Highlighting the
of B l o o m ’ s Taxonomy. significance of teaching · “ Te a c h not just to test,
engagement.
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5 Q&A / Thank
You
Q&A / Thank
You
Invite Questions
·Any questions about the topic.
Closing Note
· T h a n k You audience for the attention
and participation.
Quote
· “ T h e important thing is not to stop questioning.” ‒
Albert Einstein
Thank You