E. Degree of difficulty
The papers we are using as a guide ( [9], [10], and [11])
classify the degree of difficulty as easy, medium and hard,
arguing that Bloom’s [14] and SOLO [15] taxonomies require
knowledge of the content covered in class. We have chosen
instead to follow Swart [7], and use only low-order questions
(LOq) and high-order questions (HOq), where Bloom’s [14]
Knowledge and Comprehension are labelled as LOq, while
Application, Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation are labelled
as HOq; and SOLO’s [15] Unistructural and Multistructural
are labelled as LOq and Relational and Extended abstract are
labelled as HOq.
E. Degree of difficultyThe papers we are using as a guide ( [9], [10], and [11])classify the degree of difficulty as easy, medium and hard,arguing that Bloom’s [14] and SOLO [15] taxonomies requireknowledge of the content covered in class. We have choseninstead to follow Swart [7], and use only low-order questions(LOq) and high-order questions (HOq), where Bloom’s [14]Knowledge and Comprehension are labelled as LOq, whileApplication, Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation are labelledas HOq; and SOLO’s [15] Unistructural and Multistructuralare labelled as LOq and Relational and Extended abstract arelabelled as HOq.
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