Correction Concepts
Frequently Confused Cognitive Terms Explained
Intelligence solves problems fast; wisdom knows which problems matter. Knowledge is facts; understanding grasps relationships and meaning.
Needs stronger evidenceFactually incorrect
What was corrected
What the page claimed
The article attributed an unverified quotation directly to Socrates and mapped Bloom's six-level taxonomy onto three paired levels (1-2, 3-4, 5-6), which does not match the original structure.
What was corrected
Added a provenance caveat to the quotation and corrected the taxonomy table to reflect Bloom's actual six distinct levels.
Why this is better
The quotation lacks a verified source, and the taxonomy table structurally misrepresented Bloom's well-documented six-level framework. Corrections fix the table structure and add the quotation caveat rather than adding new sources.
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