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The document outlines different approaches to learning, including critical thinking skills, creative thinking skills, self-management skills, research skills, and reflection skills. Critical thinking skills involve identifying problems, making inferences, considering different perspectives, and developing logical arguments. Creative thinking skills focus on generating novel ideas through techniques like brainstorming, considering alternatives, and making connections. Self-management skills pertain to organization, self-regulation, and using feedback to improve one's work. Research involves finding, analyzing, and citing information from multiple sources. Reflection involves considering the implications of one's work, recognizing strengths and weaknesses, and identifying ways to improve the learning process.

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The document outlines different approaches to learning, including critical thinking skills, creative thinking skills, self-management skills, research skills, and reflection skills. Critical thinking skills involve identifying problems, making inferences, considering different perspectives, and developing logical arguments. Creative thinking skills focus on generating novel ideas through techniques like brainstorming, considering alternatives, and making connections. Self-management skills pertain to organization, self-regulation, and using feedback to improve one's work. Research involves finding, analyzing, and citing information from multiple sources. Reflection involves considering the implications of one's work, recognizing strengths and weaknesses, and identifying ways to improve the learning process.

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Approaches to learning

Thinking
Critical thinking skills Creative thinking skills Transfer skills
• Identify problems and • Generate impossible ideas • Use your knowledge,
develop aims, goals and • Brainstorm and map understanding and skills across
objectives thoughts to create ideas and subjects to create products or
• Make inferences and draw questions solutions
conclusions • Consider all alternatives • Make connections between
• Identify gaps in knowledge • Consider the seemingly learning gained in different subject
and formulate key questions impossible areas
• Consider ideas from other • Create novel solutions to a • Apply skills and knowledge in
perspectives and points of view problem unfamiliar situations
• Develop contrary arguments • Evaluate solutions to • Inquire in different contexts to
• Break down large concepts problems gain a diverse perspective
and projects into component • Make connections between • Create projects and products
parts and combine parts logically random things using knowledge and skills gained
as appropriate • Consider opposites to renew across different subject areas
• Formulate provocative and perspective • Use familiar learning skills with
relevant questions and goals • Apply strategies of unfamiliar content
• Plan to achieve goals, guesswork • Transfer current knowledge to
including identifying targets and • Generate “what if?” learning of new technologies
outlining steps questions • Demonstrate personal
• Consider consequences of • Transfer and apply existing responsibility for lifelong learning
events knowledge to generate new • Change the context of your
• Identify obstacles and ideas, products or processes project to gain different perspectives
challenges • Utilize old ideas in new ways • Make decisions
• Make logical, reasonable and combine parts in new ways
judgments and create • Make intuitive judgments
arguments to support them • Create original works and
• Design improvement to ideas and visualize alternatives
existing machines, media and • Practise imitation of works
technologies with a focus on the creative
• Identify and define authentic process
problems and significant • Practise flexible thinking—
questions for investigation arguing both sides of an idea or
• Use multiple processes and issue
diverse perspectives to explore • Practise metaphorical
alternative solutions thinking, generating questions
• Identify trends and forecast and challenging conventions
possibilities • Challenge one’s own and
• Troubleshoot systems and others’ assumptions
applications • Seeing possibilities, problems
and challenges positively
• Playing with ideas and
experimenting
• Recognizing when an original
idea has value and pursuing it

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Approaches to learning

Self-management
Organization skills Affective skills Reflection skills
• Keep to class schedules and • Demonstrate persistence and • Consider ethical, cultural and
project deadlines perseverance environmental implications of
• Set appropriate • Practise focus and concentration issues
management goals and plan to overcome distractions • Consider personal
strengths to achieve them • Make informed choices on relationships to people, ideas
• Structure information behaviours and course of action and concepts
appropriately in written, oral • Seek out criticism and feedback • Build understanding of
and visual work from others and make informed personal learning strengths and
• Arrive to class with the choices about including it in one’s weaknesses
appropriate equipment work • Be aware of areas of
• Keep an organized and • Practise being aware of mind– perceived limitation
logical system of information body connection • Develop awareness of the
files/notebooks • Practise positive thinking process of effective learning
• Find and select information • Practise dealing with • Analyse one’s own and
via different media disappointment and unmet others’ thought processes to
• Use different information expectations think about how one thinks and
organizers for different • Practise dealing with change how one learns
purposes • Practise strategies to prevent and • Pause to reflect at different
• Plan strategies to guide your eliminate bullying stages in the learning process
personal project inquiry • Practise strategies to reduce • Implement and measure the
• Plan and manage activities stress and anxiety effectiveness of different
to develop a solution or learning strategies
complete a project • Demonstrate a preparedness
• Select and use applications to make changes to ineffective
effectively and productively learning strategies
• Make informed choices to • Seek out constructive
achieve a balance in nutrient, criticism
rest, relaxation and exercise • Keep a reflective
journal/portfolio of personal
learning experiences focused on
both process and content
• Create a record of personal
learning change and
improvement

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Approaches to learning

Research
Information literacy skills Media literacy skills
• Access information to be informed and inform • Evaluate and select information sources and
others digital tools based on their appropriateness to
• Find information in different media specific tasks
• Read critically and for comprehension • Locate, organize, analyse, evaluate, synthesize
• Read a variety of source for information and for and efficiently use information from a variety of
pleasure sources and media
• Collect research from a variety of print and • Use and interpret a range of content-specific
digital sources terminology
• Collect and verify data • Underline ways in which images and language
• Make connections between a variety of sources interact to convey ideas, values and beliefs
• Utilize different media to obtain different • Identify different points of view
perspectives • Demonstrate awareness of different media
• Utilize appropriate multimedia technology to interpretations of events and ideas, including social
create effective presentation and representation media
• Reference accurately and construct a • Critically analyse various text forms for
bibliography according to recognized conventions underlying meaning
• Understand and implement intellectual property • Use a variety of technologies and media
rights and the value of academic honesty platforms to source information including social
• Identify primary and secondary sources media and online networks
• Demonstrate awareness of the effects of • Utilize different media to obtain perspectives
different modes of information representation and • Communicate ideas effectively to multiple
presentation audiences using a variety of media and formats
• Collect and analyse data to identify solutions • Actively make connections between different
and/or make informed decisions media resources in presentations
• Process data and report results • Advocate and practise safe, legal and responsible
use of information technology

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Approaches to learning

Social Communication
Collaboration skills Communication skills
• Respect and accept sociocultural difference • Use active listening techniques to understand
• Consider, respect and analyse different opinions, others
points of view, ideas and preferences • Give and receive appropriate feedback
• Be empathetic • Interpret meaning through cultural
• Respect different opinions and the points of view understanding
of others • Use a variety of speaking techniques to make
• Delegate and take responsibility as appropriate meaning clear for different audiences and purposes
• Help others: facilitate the success of others • Use appropriate forms of writing for different
• Take responsibility for own actions purposes and audiences
• Resolve conflicts and work collaboratively with • Use a variety of media to present to an audience
appropriate roles in a team • Interpret non-verbal communication techniques
• Understand when and how to build consensus and use them purposefully
• Make decisions based on fairness and equality • Negotiate ideas and knowledge with peers and
• Negotiate goals and limitations with peers and teachers
teachers • Interact, collaborate and publish media with
• Help others when appropriate and encourage peers, experts or others employing a variety of
contribution from others digital environments and media
• Drive change through an understanding of others • Develop cultural understanding and global
and especially of group dynamics awareness by engaging with learner of other
cultures
• Write for different purposes
• Make effective notes, in class and for studying
• Summarize and transform information
• Use structural writing planners for different
academic tasks
• Organize information logically
• Structure information correctly in summaries,
essays, reports and presentations

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