Teacher drafts a Bloom's taxonomy worksheet in ChatGPT, then checks it against a trusted source in NotebookLM

What they did

They used a table of Bloom's levels with the verbs to put in each prompt. In ChatGPT they asked for a vocab quiz for remember and understand, a chart comparing positive and negative viewpoints plus a short report for apply and analyze, and a debate task, 'was industrialization progress or harm?', for evaluate and create. They pasted each set into a Word document and added images. Then they added the web page they trust as a source in NotebookLM, pasted in the worksheet and asked whether it was right and matched the information in the source.

How it went

One worksheet covering warm-up, guided and independent tasks across all skill levels. NotebookLM reported the content and terminology matched the source.

Worth knowing

• The check only covers the source you add, so pick a reliable one. They stress that the teacher still decides whether the task is authentic and usable.
• Price check: ChatGPT: free plan; Go: US$8/month (checked Nov 1, 2026).

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Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Create a Grade [X] worksheet on [topic] in three parts. Part 1 (Remember and Understand): 8 vocab questions using list, define and explain. Part 2 (Apply and Analyze): a chart task comparing [two viewpoints] and a 150-word report. Part 3 (Evaluate and Create): a debate question with a short planning frame. Add an answer key and keep the reading level right for [age].

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