What is Bloom's taxonomy? [Updated 2023]
Bloom’s taxonomy has been updated and expanded since the original version was set out in the 1950s, and it continues to be a relevant and active tool that educators draw on when structuring curriculum goals and activities. This guide will cover what teachers need to know about Bloom’s taxonomy, from a basic overview of its concepts to how it can be applied to a classroom setting.
Proofreading and revising: what’s the difference? [Updated 2023]
Although the terms "proofreading," "revising," and "editing" are often used interchangeably, they are actually different tasks. Editing refers to the actual process of making changes to your paper. Those changes could come from either proofreading or revising.
Proofreading involves a surface-level scan of your paper. Revising refers to the process of making substantive changes to a written work. This post discusses the main differences between proofreading and revising.
What citation style to use for computer science [Updated 2023]
In this post, we discuss the most commonly used citation styles in computer science. We cover ACM, APA, IEEE, CSE, and Chicago and provide examples of references in each style.
What citation style to use for political science [Updated 2023]
In this post, we explore the most commonly used citation styles for political science. We cover Chicago, MLA, APSA, APA, and Turabian, and provide examples and extra resources for each style.
Citation styles with numbers in brackets [Updated 2023]
Citation styles can take many forms, such as author-date, author-page, footnotes, numeric, etc. In this post, we discuss the most common citation styles with numbers in brackets. We cover IEEE, ACM, and others, and provide examples of references in each style.