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Bloom’s Taxonomy is a hierarchical model developed to classify learning objectives. It was created in 1956 by a committee of educational experts under the leadership of American educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom. The taxonomy provides a systematic ordering of objectives in the cognitive affective and psychomotor domains that learners are expected to achieve during the educational process. Bloom’s Taxonomy was initially developed to classify the cognitive domain of learning; it was later ex

Bloom’s Taxonomy is a hierarchical model developed to classify learning objectives. It was created in 1956 by a committee of educational experts under the leadership of American educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom. The taxonomy provides a systematic ordering of objectives in the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains that learners are expected to achieve during the educational process. Bloom’s Taxonomy was initially developed to classify the cognitive domain; it was later expanded in

Flipped Learning (FL) is a pedagogical approach recognized as a form of blended learning that reverses the elements of traditional education. In this model, the teacher’s transmission of foundational knowledge—such as through lectures—is moved to out-of-class time; while in-class time is dedicated to activities requiring higher-order thinking skills, such as discussion, application, and problem solving, under the teacher’s guidance. The primary aim of the model is to use face-to-face time betwee