alleryWhich teaching philosophies rest on the taxonomy?
AThose that favour skills over content
BThose built on rote memorization
CThose that discourage assessment
DThose limited to physical training
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Those that favour skills over content
1. The taxonomy underpins many teaching philosophies.
2. It is especially central to those that lean toward skills rather than content, treating content as a vessel for skills.
3. Rote memorization focuses on the lowest level only.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Implications_
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