In 1956, a group of educational psychologists, headed by Benjamin Bloom, classified the various levels of intellectual behaviour observed when people learn. His work has been developed further, leading to very useful pointers for anyone attempting to study and remember information. It illustrates how our brains work and how we can make them work for us.
Here’s his original scheme.
And here’s where we are now…
As you can see, there are plenty of ideas to have you discover how to make learning a healthy obsession. And the perfect slithering example of informal learning!
Bloomin’ Brilliant!