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Bloom's taxonomy

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Bloom's taxonomy

Three educational objectives formulated by the US psychologist B S Bloom (1911– ). The cognitive deals with knowledge and its application; the affective deals with emotions and values; and the psychomotor deals with physical and manipulative skills.



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