Alternative Bloom's, bespoke for different subjects

Alternative Bloom’s

Original	@Xris32	Science	Maths
Creating	Creating	Concluding	Refining
Evaluating	Understanding	Evaluating	Evaluating
Analysing	Evaluating	Analysing	Applying
Applying	Analysing	Using	Recognising
Understanding	Remembering	Remembering	Seeing
Remembering	Parodying	Copying	Looking

A blog post by @xris32 considered Bloom’s and what it might have a form that was less useful for the way he sees English teaching and learning. While I like Bloom’s I have always had problems with it as a taxonomy. It is not an ordered list where the base is used to build the layers upwards. I will not go into why this is but it is quite easy to show it does not work in the way a taxonomy works. As an aside, for me, SOLO is a much more effective taxonomy.

He has a much more detailed exploration of his English Bloom’s.

I thought I would have a god at seeing what happened if I tried to create, top level Bloom’s stuff, a science Bloom’s and a maths one just to see if I could.

I left a column empty to see if you thought there were different lists that would logically apply on different circumstances. Be interested in any thoughts you have.