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Bloom’s Taxonomy within a Planning Pyramid
Introduction to the Exceptional Learner
April 13, 2012

I only found one verb on the planning pyramid’s unit planning form, the bullet that stated compare and contrast weathering and erosion used the compare verb for Bloom’s analyzing. I assigned the other verbs as follows: Remembering - basic type of rocks and basic components of earth’s surface.
Understanding - how earth looked during Ice Age, disasters caused by sudden change, and forces that change crust are weathering and erosion.
Applying – geographic examples of slow and fast changes.
Evaluating – how humans cause physical and chemical weathering
I think the adaption’s on the planning pyramid form are carefully planned out because

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