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Bloom’s original taxonomy was a framework created for educators to limit time preparing lessons by offering assistance in curriculum objectives and the creation of the assessment activities. The original framework also serves as a measurement guide to evaluate items in lesson creation. Bloom’s original taxonomy was the main tool used to create activities for individualized needs of students (Scott, 2014) and an easier tool to understand and offer activities simple to complex for educators for differentiation (Noble, 2004). Common educational language, determination of coursework, and evaluation of curriculum were the goals of the original Bloom’s taxonomy (Krathwohl, 2002).
Bloom’s original taxonomy focused primarily on differentiating common goals with the use of varied activities that would meet the individuals’ needs. The revision of Bloom’s taxonomy by Krathwohl (2002) focused on the cognitive processes as learners are made aware of their learning through metacognition. …show more content…

Educators are able to use modification specified in the framework to create appropriate rigor needed for gifted learners. Educators can also differentiate the activities for gifted learners using flexibility, changes to complexity, and pace as stated in the framework. According to Programming Standard 1.1.1, gifted learners need time to reflect on their interests and strengths with support. The Cognitive Knowledge Taxonomy allows gifted learners time to explore their metacognitive knowledge and think about their thinking. Development of activities that encourages the use of variety of sources is a focal point of the NC AIG standards. Through the use of the Cognitive Knowledge Taxonomy, opportunities are allowed to modify the process of teaching and learning in the environment to meet the needs of diverse

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