Assessment B Topic 2 - Asl
Assessment B Topic 2 - Asl
BSED ENGLISH 2
Assessment-B Topic 2
A. Using the indicated topic or subject matter, write learning outcomes for each of the 3
domains arranged from the simplest to the most complex levels.
a) Observing
Observe the proper procedures for the table setting.
Watch a more experienced person doing the table setting.
b) Imitating
Mimic the steps performed in table setting.
The learner is observed and given direction and feedback on setting table.
c) Practicing
The learner is able to follow the basic steps in table setting.
The learner performs the entire sequence of table setting repeatedly.
d) Adapting
Create centerpiece as additional set-up for the table.
Add more in depth details on the design of the table set-up.
a) Receiving
Identify concepts in nurturing honesty.
Name the process in developing and nurturing honesty.
b) Responding
b) Valuing
Justify the importance of honesty.
Appreciate the lessons in developing and nurturing honesty.
c) Organizing
Present the process in an organized matter.
Adhere to all policies that promotes honesty.
d) Internalizing
Reflect on the process of honesty.
Influence everyone to be honest at all time.
B. Compare revised Bloom’s Taxonomy and the New Taxonomy of Marzano and
Kendall, 2007. Use the Venn diagram below.
SIMILARITIES
Revised Bloom’s
Taxonomy a) The application the New Taxonomy of
of both RBT and Marzano and Kendall,
Knowledge is 2007
MNT by teachers
domain-specific
and educators is Knowledge plays a
and contextualized.
relatively key role in
RBT deals only
straightforward engagement in new
with the cognitive
and easy to tasks.
domain
understand. MNT, with its three
The RBT’s b) Both taxonomies
placement of systems, adds and
present a linear emphasizes
metacognition in theory of
the knowledge metacognition and
learning. the self-system, and
domains treats it as c) The taxonomies
a passive object to treats the cognitive
also can used to system somewhat
be acted upon. identify and differently.
delineate
Marzano identifies
questions
metacognition as an
involving higher
important, active
order and lower
domain, placed
order thinking
second highest after
skills
self-system in the
MNT.