Explanation : Teaching at memory level is considered to be the lowest level of teaching, covering only the knowledge-based objectives of Bloom's Taxonomy, that is to impart knowledge and information to the learner. Knowledge or information gained by the
learner is factual in nature. It is acquired through memorization or rote learning. At
this level, thinking ability does not play any
role. Students only identify and cram the
facts, information, objects, events, ideas,
formulas and laws that are taught to them;
and remember/ retain them in memory to
recall when needed.
Therefore, only the following of the given
statements are emphasised in memory level
teaching:
Organisation of thoughts and ideas
Systematic presentations to enable quick
reproduction
Mastery of concept /sequencing of facts
Seeing relationships between facts, critical
thinking and segregating one feature from
another require thinking skills.