Thursday, August 31, 2023

Taxonomy Mc Cormack and Yager (1989)

 

Knowledge domain

  • The students acquire knowledge of the subject, an understanding of relationships between the bodies of knowledge, and give reasons for their approach to solving the problems.

Process domain

  • Did the students learn how to collect, organize, and analyze learned scientific information, develop strategies for building rational arguments and thoughts; state problems and generate valid conclusions; participate in teamwork; and interpret meaning from the project?

Creative domain

  • Did the students apply imagination and creative thinking to the project; cultivate abilities to recognize, evaluate, and use diverse data and information; and learn to modify a given design as needed?

Attitudinal domain

Application domain

  • Did the students learn to generate alternative approaches, develop problem-solving strategies and solutions, and develop new designs?

World View domain

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