Instructional Alignment | Origin: EC102

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Taimi Barty

I learned that Bloom’s Taxonomy is a system to ensure student learning moves from simple to more complex. What I need to look into more is the horizontal and vertical alignment. The vertical is more logical in that each year will build upon the last but I need to figure out how to align with other institutions in my state to make sure that I'm touching on the same learning objectives and outcomes as other schools for that specific year.

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