ITC: 82 – How to Use Bloom’s Taxonomy in the Classroom

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In the Classroom with Stan Skrabut: Episode 82
Last Updated on: October 26, 2026

I have mentioned Bloom’s Taxonomy in at least ten of the previous 81 episodes. Now, let’s examine it more closely.

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Bloom’s Taxonomy helps educators describe what students should know and do. It also helps clarify the thinking a learning objective requires.

Use the model to match learning expectations to your objectives and students’ preparation. Beginners can tackle complex tasks when they receive appropriate support.

Educators across the globe have shared resources to help peers more easily adopt this model. I have shared links to some of these resources in the supporting blog post.

This week, we are going to examine Bloom’s Taxonomy, specifically the revised Bloom’s Taxonomy. I will include a strategy for putting it into practice.

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Bloom’s Taxonomy Guides and Tools

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