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What are examples of blooms taxonomy in math?

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Remembering - memorizing a formula

Understanding - knowing which variables correspond to each term in the formula

Applying - Word problem (obtaining variables from diagrams or other data)

Analyzing - knowing how parts of the formula relate to each other (eg y=mx+b, knowing how changing one term will affect the graph)

Evaluating - Knowing when an answer looks right (number sense)

Creating - Deriving own equations from concepts

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