Missouri City Middle School

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Since much of college learning happens outside of class, having the self-discipline to commit to a dedicated and diligent study schedule can be the key difference between students who excel and those who struggle. This 50-minute lesson combines interactive discussion, videos, and lecture-style instruction to share with students so that they can establish and practice self-regulation and develop positive habits. 

Based on a cognitive theory of learning, Bloom’s taxonomy illustrates how recall of basic facts and concepts provides a foundation for critical thinking or, more specifically, applying, analyzing, evaluating, and creating knowledge. This 50-minute lesson introduces students to Bloom’s taxonomy and demonstrates how it applies to learning so that they can better understand college-level expectations for learners.