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Now available on iPhone. Zite: Personalized Magazine for iPad and iPhone. Different Ways to Look at Blooms Taxonomy. Helpful things to consider when looking at Bloom's Taxonomy in a different way. Most teachers, whether they are new or a seasoned veteran, are familiar with the concept of Bloom’s Taxonomy. Bloom’s system of classification was developed in the 1950’s and identified six different levels of human thought: knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. These six levels move from the least difficult in complexity (knowledge) to the most difficult (evaluation). I was first introduced to the concept of Bloom’s Taxonomy when I was a student teacher. We worked to devise different levels of questions at the various levels of the structure in order to differentiate instruction and meet the needs of all the learners in our classroom.
A New Look at Bloom's Taxonomy During the past year, I have been working to complete a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction. The First Level: Remember The Second Level: Understand The Third Level: Apply The third level is application. Welcome to the Excellence Gateway.