In Bloom's taxonomy, when you understand, you can:
A) learn and recall a set of facts.
B) use your knowledge and understanding to solve new problems.
C) explain concepts in your own words and organize them into meaningful groups.
D) separate a concept into its parts and learn how those parts relate to one another.

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Understanding, as defined in Bloom's taxonomy, involves being able to explain concepts in one's own words and organize them into meaningful groups. This reflects a deeper level of comprehension beyond just recalling facts.

In Bloom's Taxonomy, When You Understand, You Can