Thinking - Critical

Critical thinking that demonstrates a synthesis of ideas and goes beyond personal experience. It also inspires thinking in others that leads to action including new practice and deeper understanding.

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Practise observing carefully in order to recognize problems

Visible Thinking Routine - See Think Wonderarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

How to increase your powers of observationarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Using a forest setting to learn to carefully observe and questionarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

How to observe peoplearrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Visible Thinking Routine - Question Starts arrow-up-right🔗🤔📜

Gather and organize relevant information to formulate an argument

BrainPop Video and Quiz on Organizing your thoughtsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

Visible Thinking Routine - What Makes You Say That?arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Quizlet - Facts vs. Opinionsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Visible Thinking Routine - Generate, Sort, Connect, Elaborate arrow-up-right🔗🤔📜

Planning Research for Influencingarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Reading Power - Adrienne Geararrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Recognize unstated assumptions and bias

Test yourself for hidden biasarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Visible Thinking Routine - Generate, Sort, Connect, Elaboratearrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Confirmation and Other Biasesarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Street Calculusarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Quizlet - Facts vs. Opinionsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Weed Out Propaganda - Poster and Activity (Newseum)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Evidence: Do the facts hold up? - activity which has students check accuracy in a news article (Newseum)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Source: Can I Trust the Creator? Activity (Newseum)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Video: Defining Confirmation Biasarrow-up-right 📽

Media Literacy Maven Video: Confirmation Biasarrow-up-right 📽

Influence & Persuasion: Crash Course Media Literacy #6 arrow-up-right📽

Online Advertising: Crash Course Media Literacy #7arrow-up-right 📽

Confronting Confirmation Biasarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Sampling Methods and Bias with Surveys: Crash Course Statistics #10arrow-up-right 📽

24 Cognitive Biases That Are Warping Your Perception of Realityarrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Interpret data

TED Ed: How to spot a misleading grapharrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Weed Out Propaganda - Poster and Activity (Newseum)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Have students interpret data from the World Health Organisationarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Creating Killer Facts and Graphicsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Planning Research for Influencingarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Evaluate evidence and arguments

TED Ed: 5 Tips to improve your critical thinkingarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

Influence & Persuasion: Crash Course Media Literacy #6 arrow-up-right📽

Evidence: Do the facts hold up - activity which has students check accuracy in a news article (Newseum)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Quizlet - Facts vs. Opinionsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔

C.A.R.S. Checklistarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

TED Ed: Why facts don't convince people (and what you can do about it)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

TED Ed: Not all scientific studies are created equal - David H. Schwartzarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

Recognize and evaluate propositions

TED Ed: 5 Tips to improve your critical thinkingarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

Draw reasonable conclusions and generalizations

Visible Thinking Routine - Explanation Gamearrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

TED Ed: 5 Tips to improve your critical thinkingarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

What Makes You Say That? - The Artful Thinking Palettearrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Healthy Skepticism: Teaching Students to Use Claim Testersarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Test generalizations and conclusions

A thought provoking video about racism in New York. Little Things are Big: Watch the Storyarrow-up-right 📽

Revise understanding based on new information and evidence

321 Bridge Thinking Routinearrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Evaluate and manage risk

Anonymous Sources in Our Daily Newsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Formulate factual, topical, conceptual and debatable questions

Visible Thinking Routine - Question Startsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Consider ideas from multiple perspectives

Facing History & Ourselves - The curriculum focusses on tackling stereotypes and understanding a range of views and opinions. Their curriculum covers difficult issues including the Holocaust and Racism issues in Americaarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜📽

Visible Thinking Routine - Circle of Viewpointsarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Newspaper Maparrow-up-right 🔗

Develop contrary or opposing arguments

Take part in a debate, using resources from Debatabasearrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

BrainPop Video and Quiz - Debates arrow-up-right🔗🤔📜📽📽

Facing History: Barometerarrow-up-right 🔗🤔📜

Visible Thinking Routine - What Makes You Say That? arrow-up-right🔗🤔

Propose and evaluate a variety of solutions

MYP Design Cycle!arrow-up-right 🔗

Identify obstacles and challenges

Building a Metacognitive Classroomarrow-up-right 🔗🤔

Use models and simulations to explore complex systems and issues

Phet Simulationsarrow-up-right 🔗

A great podcast for forward thinking - "Masters of Scale: Handcrafted with Airbnb's Brian Chesky"arrow-up-right 📽

Troubleshoot systems and applications

Coding is a great way to teach, as they will have to debug and learn by making mistakes. Students will take part in coding through the Hour of Code (and also through ICT, Robotics and Design sessions)arrow-up-right 🔗🤔

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