Chapter 3: Critical Thinking

Chapter 3: Critical Thinking

1. Bloom's Taxonomy

   • Knowledge: you can remember something without fully understanding it.
   • Comprehension: you understand the information to the degree that you can explain it in your own words, or you can translate or interpret it.
   • Application: that you can determine some practical use for the information and use it to solve problems.
   • Analysis: When you analyze, you break complex ideas into parts and see how the parts work together.
   • Synthesis: when you synthesis, you make connections with things you all ready know.
   • Evaluation: when you evaluate, you judge something's worth.