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Technical b r Report - International Military Testing Association

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A comparison of experiences and management at the! three schools<br />

which I have related to Reason 1 is shown on this slide:<br />

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SLIDE 5 REASON 1: “TRIVIA”<br />

We see that US.4IS and ISlj (3b) encountered the problem, L*vhereas<br />

Louislrille (lc) apparently had a more positive esperience even tllough<br />

some of the sample objectives presented seem to be taxonomically low.<br />

In our experience, operationalizing at the lowest level was easy. It<br />

took the form of, “At the conclusion of this’ instruction, you will be<br />

able to list, state, compare, etc. ” The stydent needed only sufficient<br />

mental capacity to recognize, recall or understand instruction in order<br />

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to pass tests.<br />

(SLIDE OFF)<br />

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The mental capacities and the elicited behaviors are at the Louver end<br />

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of Bloom’s (i) taxonomy of educational obj,ectives illustrated as a<br />

stairstep or hierarchy by this slide:<br />

(SLIDE 6 ON)<br />

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SLIDE 6 HIERARCHY OF MENTAL REQIJIl’\EhlEXTS.. .<br />

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