In your next learning design, you can use 'Integrate' by encouraging learners to connect new concepts with what they already know to deepen understanding. Ask questions like, "How would you combine the information learned with your prior knowledge?" to prompt learners to integrate new learnings with existing knowledge. This helps build a more comprehensive understanding and fosters critical thinking skills. To implement this, provide opportunities for learners to reflect on how different pieces of information relate to each other and to real-life situations. Encourage them to draw connections, identify patterns, and apply concepts in various contexts. By integrating information, learners can create a more coherent and insightful perspective on the topic being studied. This approach promotes higher levels of cognitive engagement and enhances retention of the material. Incorporating integration activities in your design can lead to more meaningful and transferable learning experiences for the learners. Keywords: Bloom's Taxonomy, integrate, learning design, cognitive domain, higher-order thinking, critical thinking.
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