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Write a learning goal related to a content area and then write learning objectives for the goal related to all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.

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This solution provides an example of a learning goal for chemistry that utilizes all the levels of Bloom's taxonomy with specific exercises.

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My main focus is chemistry, so I will give you a chemistry-based learning goal. You should adapt this goal to your own specialization. This website (http://officeport.com/edu/blooms.htm) contains the different levels of Bloom's taxonomy for reference.

Learning Goal: Students will gain a complete understanding of chemical bonding.

Learning Objectives:

(Knowledge) - Students will be able to define ionic and covalent bonding.

(Comprehension) - Given a list of chemical compounds, students will be able to classify these ...

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