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Thursday, 13 July 2006

Bloom's Taxonomy Problems

The Bloom is Off the Vine

I just came across this nifty little piece on Bloom's Taxonomy, written by Brenda Sugrue for ISPI's Performance Express.

It's a nice critique on the validity and usefulness of Bloom's Taxonomy for Instructional Design.

Read it here.

I tend to agree with Brenda's Critique. For a long time I've been suspicious of Blooms.

Posted at 10:26 AM in Learning Fundamentals |

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