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Classroom Response Systems, like the PRS, have a huge potential for engaging students in higher order thinking. But what is higher order thinking? How can technology be used in this way? What impact does PRS/CRS have on classroom pedagogy?

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By Simon Evans

With thanks to our Major Sponsor:

Using PRS to support Higher Order Thinking Skills

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Which Framework best defines Higher Order Thinking?A. DeBono’s Six Hats

B. Bloom’s Taxonomy

C. Multiple Intelligences

D. Habits of Mind

E. All of the above

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What was DeBono’s solutionto the Middle East Crisis?

A. UN PeaceKeepers

B. Fish

C. Diplomatic Summit Meeting

D. Marmite

Answer: D

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What was DeBono’s solutionto the Middle East Crisis?

Answer: D

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Which Framework best defines Higher Order Thinking?

A. DeBono’s Six Hats

B. Bloom’s Taxonomy

C. Multiple Intelligences

D. Habits of Mind

E. All of the above

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Bloom’s Taxonomy

• Knowledge

• Comprehension

• Application

• Analysis

• Synthesis

• Evaluation

• Remember

• Understand

• Apply

• Analyse

• Evaluation

• Create

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Bloom’s Taxonomy - Consider

Remember

Understand

Apply

Analyse

Evaluate

Create

Show what they can retrieve from long term memory

Make connections to new learning, give examples, predicting, finding patterns

Following a procedure to complete a task. Breaking a task into parts and

show how the parts relate to each other

Identifying problems, judging, comparison with reasoning

Produce original ideas or detailed plans.

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Match the activity• Find another book with a friendship theme• Draw a flowchart of the digestive system• How are the characters in these two stories similar?• What are the advantages and disadvantages of this game?

Which Blooms Level is this?1.Remember2.Understand3.Apply4.Analyse5.Evaluation6.Create

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Match the activity• Find another book with a friendship theme• Draw a flowchart of the digestive system• How are the characters in these two stories similar?• What are the advantages and disadvantages of this game?

Which Blooms Level is this?

Answer: 2. Understand

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Match the activity 2• Write 2 different dramatic skits about the term ‘buyer beware’• Design a cartoon character who saves water• Write a new ending to Little Red Riding Hood.• Design unusual puppets for this story

Which Blooms Level is this?

1.Remember2.Understand3.Apply4.Analyse5.Evaluation6.Create

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Match the activity 2• Write 2 different dramatic skits about the term ‘buyer beware’• Design a cartoon character who saves water• Write a new ending to Little Red Riding Hood.• Design unusual puppets for this story

Which Blooms Level is this?

Answer: 6. Create

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Match the activity 3• Compare and contrast these toys• Find as many common links between these events as you can• What if Little Red Riding Hood carried a mobile phone.• What outcomes is this advertisement trying to achieve?

Which Blooms Level is this?

1.Remember2.Understand3.Apply4.Analyse5.Evaluation6.Create

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Match the activity 3• Compare and contrast these toys• Find as many common links between these events as you can• What if Little Red Riding Hood carried a mobile phone.• What outcomes is this advertisement trying to achieve?

Which Blooms Level is this?

Answer: 4. Analyse

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What is PRS?• True or False

• Multiple choice

• Short answer• Numeric (includes remainders, decimals & fractions)

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Why PRS?Anonymity

Autonomy

Speed of response

Visualisation of the understanding of the class or group.

Classroom management

Demands a response

Tactile and Visual

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