Bloom’s Taxonomy provides a powerful framework for understanding and enhancing intellectual growth, extending far beyond elementary education to adult learning. This workshop focuses on the cognitive domain, which underpins knowledge and intellect, equipping educators and trainers to foster deeper learning and intellectual capability in their adult learners.
Bloom’s Taxonomy is not just for elementary school teachers; it is an essential tool for adult educators as well. The taxonomy’s three domains apply to various learning contexts, with the cognitive domain taking center stage in adult education. This domain emphasizes the development of knowledge and intellectual skills, making it the foundation for most educational programs.
The Adult Learning: Mental Skills workshop enables participants to unlock the potential of Bloom’s Taxonomy in the adult learning environment. By focusing on the cognitive domain, participants will gain the tools to design impactful training programs that enhance critical thinking, problem-solving, and intellectual growth. This course empowers educators and trainers to create meaningful and transformative learning experiences for adult learners.
This course is suitable for:
There are no prerequisites for this course. Participants of all experience levels are welcome.