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Using 21st Century Technology to Educate

The Tech Savvy School Leader
fosters an environment conducive to the realization of the shared vision
for technology integration
and ensures that appropriate technologies are integrated to maximize
teaching and learning.

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What does 21st Century Technology look like?
Blogs, Wikis,
Widgets, Websites, Email, Podcasts, Video Conferencing, Virtual Labs
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21St Century Technology


Bloom's Taxonomy was revised by a group of cognitive psychologists in the 1990's
for its use in 21st Century Technology. Our goal is for
students and educators to utilize the higher levels of the taxonomy.
Bloom’s
Taxonomy
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Common Description |
Costa’s Levels of Intellectual
Functioning |
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Knowledge
define, label, repeat, record, list, recall, memorize,
relate, name
Comprehension
restate, discuss, describe, recognize,
explain, express, identify, locate, report, review |
Gathering Information |
Input
tell, recall, define, observe, identify,
describe, recognize, demonstrate, connect, count, list,
match, label, name, select, discuss
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Application
demonstrate, dramatize, practice, operate, imply,
schedule, apply, illustrate, translate, interpret
Analysis
debate, diagram, distinguish, compare, question,
inventory, differentiate, criticize, solve, experiment |
Thinking about the Information |
Process
sort, infer, analyze, sequence,
organize, distinguish, solve, explain, compare,
contrast, group, classify, construct, relate, determine,
differentiate, deduce, isolate, specify, characterize,
make analogies, reason, |
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Synthesis
compose, design, propose, arrange, formulate, organize,
assemble, prepare, construct
Evaluation
judge, rate, predict, assess, choose,
evaluate, estimate, select, value, measure |
Applying the Information to New
Situations and Making Judgments |
Output
conclude, criticize, reconstruct, reorganize, justify,
judge, evaluate, imagine, predict, speculate, forecast,
estimate, create, modify, generalize, theorize, make a
model, extrapolate, apply a principal, interpret,
hypothesize, if/then
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