Learning: Knowledge Belongs to the Commons 知識屬於大眾 歡迎翻印 以廣流傳
Learning: Knowledge Belongs to the Commons 知識屬於大眾 歡迎翻印 以廣流傳
Learning: Knowledge Belongs to the Commons 知識屬於大眾 歡迎翻印 以廣流傳
Todays Topics
Not to teach mathematics Not to teach physical chemistry Not to teach uncertainty Not to test knowledge Not to tell Jokes (I dont know how)
Todays Topics
Piagets 4 stages of cognitive development Learning information classification and coding Learning
Memorization and recall Analysis Synthesis
What is Learning?
Learning is acquiring new, or modifying and reinforcing existing, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences and may involve synthesizing different types of information. (Wikipedia)
Infant
Pre-operational Stage
Primary School
Piagets 4 stages
Sensorimotor (0 2 years) Pre-operational (2 7 years) Concrete operational (7 11 years) Formal operational (over 11 years)
Primary School
Secondary School
Adult
Sensing
Data Collection Classification
Feature Language
Identification
Schema
Memorization
Short term memory
Permanency
Learning
Memorization and application Abstract operation
Symbolize and Symbol manipulation
Analysis
Extension of abstract operation
Synthesis
Creation of new knowledge New schema based on old schema
Rules of Operation
Experience based Logic based
What is Knowledge?
Data Information classification
Acquisition Data
Classification
Information Analysis/Synthesis
Knowledge Experience
Register
RAM
Secondary Storage
Memorization in Learning
Capture the data
Transient memory
Data Acquisition
Filter
Classification
Schema
Memorization
Thinking
Cognitive Analytic Synthetic Creative Critical Logical
Logical Thinking
Thinking with logic Identify the inter-relationship between items and their truth Basis for analytical thinking Effective only through abstraction of ideas
Analytical Thinking
Based on logical thinking Basis for critical thinking Identify the parts in a complex system Able to seek for the facts and the truth of the facts
Asking relevant questions
Critical Thinking
Based on analytical thinking Analyze the whole system Look for the fallacies Avoid falling into logical traps
Creative Thinking
Linking of unrelated ideas in memory Result in new ideas with novelty Logic is usually not important
Synthetic Thinking
Combine unrelated ideas into a coherent idea
Creative thinking with experience based
Many ideas
Mapping of QF Levels
QF Level 2 3 4 5 6 7 Type of Thinking Cognitive Cognitive Cognitive (+ analytical) Analytical Analytical (+ synthetic) Synthetic
Problem Solving
Problem Statement Information Collection Analysis of information Synthesize solutions Evaluation solutions and find optimal solution Carry out the solution and evaluate results Internalization of results
16 Habits of Mind
Arthur L. Costa, Bena Kallick; Describing 16 Habits of Mind. http://www.habits-ofmind.net/ Develop Critical and Creative Thinking Problem Solving Good Approach to Everyday Work
16 Habits of Mind
1. Persisting 2. Managing Impulsivity 3. Listening To Others With Understanding and Empathy 4. Thinking Flexibly
16 Habits of Mind
5. Thinking About our Thinking (Metacognition) 6. Striving for Accuracy and Precision 7. Questioning and Posing Problems 8. Applying Past Knowledge to New Situations
16 Habits of Mind
9. Thinking and Communicating with Clarity and Precision 10. Gathering Data through All Senses 11. Creating, Imagining, and Innovating 12. Responding with Wonderment and Awe
16 Habits of Mind
13. Taking Responsible Risks 14. Finding Humor 15. Thinking Interdependently 16. Learning Continuously