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| LEVELS
OF CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING | | Knowledge | student
is able to observe and/or recall information, dates, and major ideas (e.g.,
student can list, recite, describe, recognize). | | Comprehension | student
is able to understand information, interpret facts, order, group, infer causes
and predict consequences (e.g., student can summarize, paraphrase, make conclusions,
connect ideas, and group). | | Application | student
is able to use information, methods, concepts, and theories in new situations;
problem-solve (e.g., student can organize, model, apply, experiment, construct,
demonstrate, solve) in any context. | | Analysis | student
is able to see patterns, break down whole into parts, (e.g., student can separate,
order, differentiate, isolate, dissect, deduce, compare/contrast). | | Synthesis | student
is able to generalize from given facts, draw conclusions, relate information from
several areas (e.g., student can integrate, predict, hypothesize, extend, formulate,
compose). | | Evaluation | student
is able to assess value of theories, make decisions based on information, validate
evidence (e.g., student can decide, interpret, judge, justify, infer, convince,
recommend). |
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