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A. Levels of Thinking
According to Bloom’s Taxonomy of Educational Objectives, the process of
thinking involves 6 levels namely;
1. Gathering Knowledge
- The first step on the 6 levels, as the name suggests, it involves
gathering of data with regards to the topic at hand.
2. Comprehending and confirming
- The second step, after gathering data, we now look at the meaning
of the data we gathered, whether they are valuable or not so on
and so forth.
3. Applying
- This is now where we “explore”. The data that we have finally
digests will now be applied into different scenarios or situations.
4. Analyzing
- After applying, of course we now analyze the new data that we
have gotten from the applying stage.
5. Synthesizing
- The data we analyzed from the earlier stages are now put together
in order to form our conclusion or evaluation
6. Evaluating
- The data’s or evidences that has went through the process is now
compared. This is where we get the solution or final answer to our
problems1
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https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/six-levels-thinking/
Accounting Research (1st Sem AY 2020 – 2021) Assignment 5
Marbella, Melch Yvan R. October 9, 2020
An individuals reasoning depends on how he/she will apply these universal
standards to the elements of thinking
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http://www.criticalthinking.org/pages/the-elements-of-reasoning-and-the-intellectual-
standards/480
Accounting Research (1st Sem AY 2020 – 2021) Assignment 5
Marbella, Melch Yvan R. October 9, 2020
Aspects of Effective Writing
Effective writing is often defined as a writing that has “logical flow of ideas”
and is “cohesive”. In order to achieve an effective way of writing, here are
some aspects or elements that it must possess:
1. Proper Organization
- As stated earlier, effective writing must have the “logical flow of
ideas” hence, calls for proper organization of ideas. It normally has
the topic that communicates the main point or argument that the
writer wishes to explore, whilst the subsection consists of; the
introduction, the body, conclusion and recommendation.
2. Clarity
- Of course, proper organization of ideas is not enough to show
logical flows, the writer must be clear with what he/she is pointing
out. The writer must ensure that the readers would be able to
understand his/her article in order for the messaged to be conveyed
properly.
3. Style
- It is also crucial for the writer that he/she be aware of his/her style
of writing. The writer must ensure that the reader won’t be bored
out by reading the article that he/she wrote. This means that the
writer must ensure that his/her piece possess elegance and
readability.
4. Common Errors
- Like everything else in the world, effective writing must also be free
from common errors! An effective writer would edit and proofread
their work not just once nor twice, they have to ensure that the
piece is free from errors otherwise catastrophe is ensured 3
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https://penandthepad.com/effective-writing-skills-paragraph-transitions-5451.html
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Also known as “Netiquette”, the way that one carries their selves in writing
bears a significant weight. Writing in an online environment requires tact, skill
and an awareness that what you wrote would be seen for a long time by
many people, otherwise, you would end up by well known figures that either
have been sent to jail, or publicly humiliated for not being aware of
“netiquette”.
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https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/technicalwriting/chapter/correspondence/