BLOOM'S TAXONOMY IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: PROMOTING CRITICAL THINKING AND LEARNER AUTONOMY"

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Bloom's Taxonomy, Second Language Acquisition, critical thinking, learner autonomy, curriculum development, assessment, language proficiency, higher-order thinking skills, language teacher, education, accurate assessments, SLA.

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Boydadayev Jakhongir Khamdamboyevich
English Language Teacher at Erkin Vokhidov Creativity School

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The link between Bloom's Taxonomy, Second Language Acquisition (SLA), higher-order thinking abilities, learner autonomy, curriculum creation, assessment, language competency, and the role of the language instructor in education is examined in this article. The author contends that the application of Bloom's Taxonomy can help learners acquire higher-order thinking abilities and learner autonomy, which are necessary for reliable evaluations of language competency. The paper also emphasises the significance of incorporating critical thinking into curriculum development and language education. Overall, this article offers insightful information about the intricate relationships between language learning, cognitive development, and educational practise.

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Boydadayev Jakhongir Khamdamboyevich. (2023). BLOOM’S TAXONOMY IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: PROMOTING CRITICAL THINKING AND LEARNER AUTONOMY". Research Focus International Scientific Journal, 2(8), 29–31. Retrieved from https://refocus.uz/index.php/1/article/view/432
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Vol. 2 No. 8 (2023): Research Focus International Scientific Journal 2 (8)
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