Comprehensive Taxonomies of Educational Outcomes 2027 (A1) – Portrait

The full-colour A1 poster (US dimensions 24 × 36 inches), in portrait orientation, illustrates five domains of educational outcomes and supports educators in matching appropriate active verbs with assessment opportunities.

2027 Version – Circular representations of five educational domains with four explanatory graphics.

The five domains are:

• Cognitive (intellectual ) – after Bloom et al. (1956); Anderson and Krathwohl (2001)
• Affective (personal values) – after Krathwohl et al. (1956)
• Psychomotor (manual/dexterity/physical) – after Dave (1967)
• Metacognitive (developmental) – Atkinson 2014
• Interpersonal (conflict resolution, cross-cultural awareness, collaboration, and communications) after J. C. Atkinson (2014); Bennett (1986)

A sixth circle shows an aggregated view across all five domains and maps them to John Bigg’s SOLO taxonomy. The progressive nature of taxonomies is illustrated with reference to the United Kingdom and New Zealand ‘levels’ of University study. However, it should be noted that these are calibrations rather than absolute levels.

This matte vertical poster bring clear, museum-quality diagrams to your wall — rendered on archival paper with fade-resistant giclée inks for long-lasting clarity. The muted matte finish prevents glare while keeping colours vivid and readable, so charts and colour-coded wheels stay legible from a distance. Lightweight but durable stock and precise printing fidelity make these posters well-suited for study corners, classroom walls, studios, or a focused home office where reference visuals are used frequently. Available in many sizes and sourced from trusted print partners in the USA, UK, and Japan, they’re produced for indoor display with tight tolerances for professional presentation.

Product features
– Museum-grade archival paper for long-term colour stability
– Giclée printing for bright, fade-resistant colour reproduction
– Matte, light-absorbing finish to reduce glare and improve readability
– Designed for indoor use; paper weights 175–189 g/m² depending on print source

Care instructions
– If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.