What are Bloom's six levels of thinking?

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Does anyone know what happens in the amcs when people self engage in doing something that they do not enjoy?

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best video i have ever seen, this opened a new world for me on learning. I am using level 5 next time I will study, wish me luck
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I'm at level 5 for math and science level 4 for things like history, English, IT and philosophy
however a level 3 at geography and religious education
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Justin sung, what else could we ask of.

Lots of love from Nigeria.
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Thanks! I didn't know the Bloom's revised taxonomy and I found it comparable to the seven steps of learning (linked to the vital processes) from Koenraad Van Houten:

1. breathing - perceiving, without any understanding - unconscious incompetence
2. warming - we realize we need to learn something - conscious incompetence
3. nourishing, digestion – active elaboration, requires effort - conscious competence
4. secreting/separating/sorting – we start to form personal judgjements and skills become individualized - reflective competence
5. maintaining –  we continue to exercies evaluating our own performance, we don't need to apply effort to apply our skills - unconscious competence
6. growing – we are able to solve complex problems and apply skills in new ways - creative competence
7. reproducing – we are now able to create something new based on previous knowledge and skills - intuitive competence
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