Norman Webb introduced the Depth of Knowledge framework. – Evaluate the worksheets and resources you are currently using – Review and make improvements to instruction – Gauge how deeply your students are using and comprehending the subject matter – Decide on the most effective teaching strategy
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– Decide how to build or sequence an instructional activity Use Bloom’s as you plan instruction… your lesson plans. It is a critical piece of the learning cycle. However, this level is where the student learns the basic facts and fundamentals of every concept. The small and lowest segment may make you think that this level is not as essential as the levels above. The inverted triangle shows Remember at the lowest level. The final segment is CREATE where content is complex and abstract. The sequence begins at the REMEMBER level where content is simple and concrete. Learning builds on itself as you move from one level to the next. In 2001, Anderson and Krathwohl revised the framework: In 1956, Benjamin Bloom and a team of researchers developed the original taxonomy with these categories: An inverted triangle creates a hierarchical structure where the size and placement of the top segment encourages you to think it has the most significance. Quick and easy way to understand the difference is…īloom’s Taxonomy is used to plan instruction – your daily lessons.ĭepth of Knowledge is used to plan your assessments – your formative and summative tests.Ī taxonomy is a system of classification.Ī system is divided into groups or categories.Ī triangle is often segmented to show different groups or categories in a system.
You can watch it by clicking Bloom’s Taxonomy and Depth of Knowledge (DOK). It has over 3,000 views on YouTube… that’s amazing. I’ve put together a presentation to help you understand each framework. Norman Webb who designed the Depth of Knowledge framework.īloom’s Taxonomy and DOK Presentation on YouTube
As a result of that initiative, I even had the chance to speak with Dr. These two frameworks were at the top of the list.
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A few years ago I was coordinating district-wide workshops, and I asked teachers about topics they would like to see included in their back to school professional development sessions. You’re not alone if you have questions about Bloom’s Taxonomy and Webb’s Depth of Knowledge. Bloom’s Taxonomy and Webb’s Depth of Knowledge DOK
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