Realize that this chart was created in New Zealand. Those non-Americans have a strange way of spelling words differently than we do. Thus, instead of analyzing, they use analysing, and, can you believe it, the dictionary says that it is okay.
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typo in Bloom's chart
Realize that this chart was created in New Zealand. Those non-Americans have a strange way of spelling words differently than we do. Thus, instead of analyzing, they use analysing, and, can you believe it, the dictionary says that it is okay.
jim
My brain is showing American bias. Thanks for the source note. Google needs to be updated too. :-)
Hi Jim,
Apologies for the New Zealand-isms and the non american spellings.
Glad that your dictionary recognised and accepted the spelling though.
;-)
Andrew
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