Kendall and Marzano New Taxonomy

According to Kendall and Marzano, what are the three domains of knowledge?

• Cognitive, Psychomotor, Affective

• Declarative Knowledge, Procedural Knowledge, Motor Skills

• Facts, Concepts, Principles

• Sensory Memory, Working Memory, Permanent Memory

Which domain of knowledge deals with facts, concepts, generalizations, principles, and laws?

• Declarative Knowledge

• Procedural Knowledge

• Psychomotor

• Remembering

Which domain of knowledge involves knowing "how-to" do something?

• Declarative Knowledge

• Procedural Knowledge

• Psychomotor

• Working Memorry

What type of memory deals with the temporary storage of data from the senses?

• Sensory Memory

• Working Memory

• Permanent Memory

• Procedural Memory

Which type of memory contains all information, organizing ideas, skills, and processes that constitute the domains of knowledge?

• Sensory Memory

• Working Memory

• Permanent Memory

• Procedural Memory

What is an example of a sensory memory?

• Writing a term paper

• Constructing a right triangle with a compass and ruler

• Playing basketball

• Seeing an object for a split second

Which level of processing involves transferring knowledge from permanent memory to working memory?

• Retrieval

• Comprehension

• Analysis

• Knowledge Utilization

What is the purpose of comprehension in the levels of processing?

• To store data exactly as experienced

• To activate and transfer knowledge

• To elaborate on the knowledge
  
  

• To monitor and evaluate thought processes

What does Dr. Marzano's taxonomy aim to help teachers improve?

• Learner's thinking

• Learner's behavior

• Learner's physical health

• Learner's emotional intelligence

What does the self-system in the levels of processing determine?

• How knowledge is transferred to working memory

• How knowledge is stored in permanent memory

• Whether an individual engages in a given task

• Whether an individual comprehends information accurately