[Français] Bloom's Taxonomy in Action: How Amal Takes Kids From Letters to Fluent Reading

# Bloom's Taxonomy in Action: How Amal Takes Kids From Letters to Fluent Reading [Contenu complet en français] ## Bloom's Taxonomy in Action: How Amal Takes Kids From Letters to Fluent Reading Amal's curriculum follows Bloom's Taxonomy — a 6-level learning progression from basic recall to creative application. Children start by remembering Arabic letters (Level 1), progress to understanding letter connections (Level 2), apply reading rules (Level 3), analyze word patterns (Level 4), evaluate sentence meaning (Level 5), and create their own sentences (Level 6). This structure ensures deep learning, not just surface-level recognition. ### The 6 Levels Mapped to Amal Features **Level 1: Remember** (Recall facts and basic concepts) - Exercise types: `select`, `flashcard` - Examples: "Which letter is this?" "Find the letter ب" - Goal: Automatic letter recognition **Level 2: Understand** (Explain ideas or concepts) - Exercise types: `lip_sync`, `speak_out_loud` - Examples: "Hear the sound. Repeat it." "What sound is this letter?" - Goal: Letter-sound mapping mastery **Level 3: Apply** (Use information in new situations) - Exercise types: `word_build`, `sentence_building` - Examples: "Build the word كتاب (book) from letters." "Complete the sentence: أنا _____" - Goal: Productive use of letters to form words **Level 4: Analyze** (Draw connections among ideas) - Exercise types: `pair_matching`, `fill_in_blanks`, `open_question` - Examples: "Match words with similar patterns." "What vowel is missing in كـتب?" - Goal: Pattern recognition and critical thinking **Level 5: Evaluate** (Justif