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big1devin

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The six stages of the natural human learning process correspond to the six stages of ___________________ _____________ in which students progress to higher orders of thinking.
 
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Exam words such as justify, support, appraise, judge, and conclude expect students to ___________________ _____ how one process might be more effective than another.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Bloom's Taxonomy

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