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learning-design

A learning design skill used by the curriculum-designer and content-writer agents. Provides core instructional design theories and applications including Bloom's Taxonomy, Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction, Backward Design, and Cognitive Load Theory. Used for 'learning objectives,' 'instructional design,' 'curriculum,' 'learning theory,' and related topics.

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# Learning Design — Learning Design Methodology

Expert knowledge used by the curriculum-designer and content-writer agents when designing curricula and lesson plans.

## Why Learning Design Theory Matters

"I'll teach you this" and "I'll design this so you can learn it" are fundamentally different. Learning design is a **systematic educational structuring technique grounded in cognitive science**.

## Bloom's Taxonomy — Practical Application

### Six Cognitive Levels

| Level | Verbs | Learning Objective Example | Assessment Method |
|-------|-------|--------------------------|-------------------|
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