____________'s taxonomy describes the components that professors expect students to demonstrate, including gain knowledge, display comprehension, apply the material, analyze a problem, synthesize various components into one cohesive whole, or evaluate between choices a correct decision or course of action. It is often represented in a hierarchical pyramid that progresses from knowledge at the bottom to evaluation at the top.

Explained in short, Bloom's Taxonomy consists of organizing cognitive skills based on hierarchy, and apart from having many different uses, it is a helpful tool that makes it possible for teachers to work, that is to say, to teach, and for students to learn.

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