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Domain C3

Domain C3. Encouraging students to extend their thinking. How this paper is set up . Intro-introduce the topic Explain the parts and reasons for independent, creative, critical thinking Describe how to stimulate independent, creative, critical thinking Conclusion. Why is this so important.

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Domain C3

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  1. Domain C3 Encouraging students to extend their thinking

  2. How this paper is set up • Intro-introduce the topic • Explain the parts and reasons for independent, creative, critical thinking • Describe how to stimulate independent, creative, critical thinking • Conclusion

  3. Why is this so important • The more chances students have to figure out problems and obstacles in school, the more it will help them in the future. • Students will learn to ask and think deeper into a problem or lesson whenever they learn something new! • Teachers encourage students to develop and have confidence in their own ability to thinkindependently, creatively, and critically.

  4. Why should students extend their thinking? • Stretch their thinking beyond low-level thinking tasks because it can be monotonous and sometimes boring • Example: Memorizing and taking notes • Lessons should include ways for students to be independent, creative and critical thinkers instead

  5. Find examples of these: • Independent Thinking • Creative Thinking • Critical Thinking

  6. What NOT to do • Teacher requires questions that require only yes or no answers • Teacher does not allow “wait time” after asking questions • Teacher does not accept new ways to complete a task • Teacher does not encourage sharing thoughts/comments • Teacher does not allow students to work together

  7. Conclusion • Extended thinking requires thinking • It helps students to recognize the relationship between skills or techniques • Students will gain the ability to analyze situations and apply relevant learning to the “real world”

  8. What’s due next time • C3 Final Copy • ANY PAPERS YOU HAVE MISSING • Supplies to work on competition entries • MONEY from donation dots (I forgot about them!...hopefully you did not!) • Resume Information

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