Our system doesn't just solve problems; it analyzes the cognitive depth required. We use a multi-dimensional matrix to classify every question based on the Revised Bloom's Taxonomy.
Every question is audited on two axes: Cognitive Process (The Action) and Knowledge Dimension (The Content Depth).
Questions that rely on Recall or Standard Procedures. The answer method is usually found directly in the textbook.
Questions that test Application in new contexts. These involve Case Studies, Real-life scenarios, or critical thinking.
The basic elements students must know to be acquainted with a discipline.
Example: "Define Newton's Law"
Interrelationships among basic elements. The "Why" and "What" of structures.
Example: "Why does friction produce heat?"
How to do something; methods of inquiry, and criteria for using skills.
Example: "Calculate the derivative of x²"
Strategic knowledge; self-knowledge. Using a skill in a completely new way.
Example: "Design a bridge model using integration"
Now that you understand the framework, generate a perfectly balanced question paper.
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