Using Blooms Taxonomy of Educational Objectives, we can classify questions into two categories. These are lower-level and higher-level questions. What’s the Difference? To understand the difference between these two types of questions, let’s have a short review of Bloom’s Taxonomy. There are six general levels in Bloom’s Taxonomy: Remember (Knowledge) Understand (Comprehension) Apply (Application) Analyze … Read more
Jean Piaget was a Swiss child development psychologist. His contributions to education are still studied even to this day by college students in the fields of education and psychology. At the peak of his career, Jean Piaget became the director of the International Bureau of Education for UNESCO. He is known for his Theory of … Read more
Paragraph organization is another common type of question in the LET. It usually comes out of the English Specialization Exam or the General Education exam. In this type of test question, you will be presented with a number of sentences (usually 4 sentences) and you will need to arrange them in the proper sequence. Here … Read more
In a professional education class about learning theories, the college professor or instructor usually starts by defining learning and learning styles. Learning definition and concepts surrounding learning usually come out in the LET. What is Learning? Learning can be defined as the process of acquiring knowledge or skills. A child will continue to learn regardless … Read more