A Bloom’s Question Matrix helps you move from simple questions to more challenging questions about a topic. This is great for a teacher to have in front of them for better questioning AND/OR students to fill out... they could have one sheet of questions and one for answers.
Instead of just remembering information, you gradually have to use it, explain it, analyse it and make judgements.
It helps you remember things you have already learned.
It makes you think harder rather than just recall facts.
It shows you what you really understand ... not just what you can memorise.
It helps you practise different types of exam questions.
It challenges you to explain your ideas in more depth.
It can help you spot gaps in your knowledge: “I know this fact, but can I actually explain or analyse it?”
