DAY 4 Flashcards

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(principle in learning objectives)
- clear vision (inform the learners the learning objectives

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begin with an end in mind

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why do we need to share the learning objectives to our learners?

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proper expectation

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lesson objectives must be aligned with the aims of education embodied in the Philippine Constitution and other laws and on the vision-mission statements of the educational institution.

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curriculum-based

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Learning objectives must be in two or three domains, what are these?

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  • cognitive
  • affective (d pwede mawala)
  • psychomotor
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aim the development of critical and creative thinking, aim the HOTS

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*read only

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for accountability of learning, lesson objectives must be _____ ___

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SMART

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SMART stands for…

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S- specific
M- measurable
A- attainable
R - relevant/result-oriented
T - time bound/terminal

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Changes in the Bloom’s Taxonomy

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  • nouns to verbs
  • evaluating to creating as the highest level
  • synthesis replaced by creating
  • from one dimension to two dimensions
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what level we need to go beyond for HOTS

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application

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Old Taxonomy/Bloom’s Taxonomy

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K.C.A.A.S.E
* Knowledge
* Comprehension
* Application
* Analysis
* Synthesis
* Evaluation

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Who is the proponent of the old taxonomy?

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Benjamin Bloom

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The Cognitive Domain

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R.U. A.A.E.C
R - remembering
U - understanding
A - applying
A - analyzing
E - evaluating
C- creating

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What are the two dimensions of the revised taxonomy?

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  • cognitive domain
  • knowledge domain
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what do we need to be careful when answering taxonomy-related question?

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  1. look at the verb/s being used
  2. check if the one being asked is for the OLD or NEW taxonomy
  3. analyze the question and look for clues.
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what is the lowest level in the old taxonomy?

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remembering

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Who are the proponents of the NEW/REVISED Taxonomy?

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Loring Anderson and David Kratwol (2002)

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what is the highest level in the old taxonomy?

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evaluating

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what is the highest level in the new/revised taxonomy in cognitive domain?

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creating

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what is the lowest level in the new/revised taxonomy in knowledge domain?

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factual

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what is the lowest level in the new/revised taxonomy in cognitive domain?

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remembering

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what is the highest level in the new/revised taxonomy in knowledge domain?

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metacognitive

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(level)
- recall

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remembering

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Revised Taxonomy (Knowledge Domain)

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F.C.P.M
- Factual
- Conceptual
- Procedural
- Metacognitive

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(level)
answers the questions “who”, “what”, and “when”

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remembering

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(level) retrieving relevant knowledge from long-term memory.
remembering/recalling
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(level) determining the meaning of instructional messages, including oral, written, and graphic communication
understanding
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(level) - define
remembering
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(level) - recognize
remembering
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(level) - identify
remembering
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(level) - explain
understanding
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(level) - interpret
understanding
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(level) answers the question "why"
understanding
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(level) - paraphrase
understanding
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(level) - use
applying
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(level) - employ
applying
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(level) - carrying out or using a procedure in a given situation
applying
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(level) - group
analyzing
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(level) - apply
applying
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(level) - break down
analyzing
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(level) - categorize
analyzing
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(level) - breaking materials into its constituent parts and detecting how the parts relate to the another and to an overall structure or purpose
analyzing
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(level) - making judgements based on criteria and standards
evaluating
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(level) - check
evaluating
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(level) - rate
evaluating
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(level) - critique
evaluating
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(level) - compose
creating
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(level) putting things together in a new form
creating
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(level) - construct
creating
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(level) - judge
evaluating
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(level) - combine
creating
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(level) - formulate
creating
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(knowledge domain level) - ideas, specific data or information
factual
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(knowledge domain level) - classifications
conceptual
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(knowledge domain level) - terminilogy
factual
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(knowledge domain level) - specific details
factual
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(knowledge domain level) - elements
factual
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(knowledge domain level) - words or ideas by common features, multiple specific examples which may either be concrete or abstract.
conceptual (physics, earth science, chemistry, biology - as a whole science rajud na sila)
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(knowledge domain level) - categories
conceptual
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(knowledge domain level) - how things work, step-by-step actions, methods of inquiry
procedural
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(knowledge domain level) - skills
procedural
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(knowledge domain level) - techniques
procedural
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(knowledge domain level) - methods
procedural
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(knowledge domain level) - procedures
procedural
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(knowledge domain level) - knowledge of cognition, in general, awareness of knowledge of own's cognition, thinking about thinking
metacognitive
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(knowledge domain level) - strategies
metacognitive
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(knowledge domain level) - cognitive tasks
metacognitive
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(knowledge domain level) - self knowledge
metacognitive
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(knowledge domain level) - planning
metacognitive
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(knowledge domain level) - monitoring
metacognitive
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(knowledge domain level) - evaluating
metacognitive
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Identify the cognitive and the knowledge domain from this statement: To recall the capital of each region in the country.
Cognitive: recall Knowledge: capital of each region - cognitive is the verb or kayang buhaton sa bata - knowledge is unsa ang ma learn sa bata
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Who is the proponent of the "Three Domains of Knowledge"?
Kendall and Marzano (2007)
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(three domains of knowledge) - factual (its about knowing and receiving information
information or declarative knowledge
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(three domains of knowledge) - knowing
information/declarative knowledge
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(three domains of knowledge) - thinking
mental procedures /procedural knowledge
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(three domains of knowledge) - executing/doing
psychomotor/physical procedures - motor skills
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LEVELS OF KNOWLEDGE (KENDALL AND MARZANO)
1. Retrieval (cognitive system) 2. Comprehension (cognitive system) 3. Analysis (cognitive level) 4. Knowledge Utilization (cognitive system) 5. Metacognitive system 6. self-system
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