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[PYP EXHIBITION]
Name:
U of I:
LEARNING PHASES
(in ascending order)
LEARNING TASKS
(sequence of inquiry)
Date:
CRITICAL THINKING
(cognitive processes)
FLUENCY
Generates a great many ideas,
answers, choices or ways to do
something.
CREATIVE THINKING
(affective processes)
RISK TAKING
Tries new challenges,
experiments with new
ideas, takes chances and
deals with the unknown.
LEVEL OF DEPICTION
(scale: observation)
HIGHLY EVIDENT
EVIDENT
SOMETIMES EVIDENT
NOT YET EVIDENT
3] GO FURTHER: Independence
*Evaluating: check, appraise, judge,
critique
*Creating: reorganize, synthesize,
generate, produce
1] alternative avenues
2] gains new & deeper insight
3] finds own pathways
4] develops & uses initiative
5] mentors & assists others
FLEXIBILITY
Finds and fits a variety of
categories by varying size,
shape, quantity, time,
requirements, objectives &
dimensions.
COMPLEXITY
Makes sense of a
complicated idea, creates
structure and builds a
logical order in a given
situation.
ORIGINALITY
Seeks new ideas by suggesting
unusual twists or by coming up
with clever responses to a given
situation.
CURIOSITY
Follows a hunch, questions
alternatives, ponders
outcomes and wonders
about options.
HIGHLY EVIDENT
EVIDENT
SOMETIMES EVIDENT
NOT YET EVIDENT
HIGHLY EVIDENT
EVIDENT
SOMETIMES EVIDENT
NOT YET EVIDENT
4] CULMINATE: Metacognition
*Reflecting: monitor & evaluate
own thinking processes
* Acting: apply learning with aim &
deliberation
ELABORATION
Stretches the topic by
expanding, enlarging, enriching
or embellishing possibilities that
build on previous ideas.
IMAGINATION
Visualizes possibilities,
builds mind images, pictures
new objects, and wonders
about what could exist.
HIGHLY EVIDENT
EVIDENT
SOMETIMES EVIDENT
NOT YET EVIDENT
[Compiled by: Dirk Esterhuizen, International School of Helderberg, Cape Town; 2011]
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