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    Action Plan On Developing Higher Order Thinking Skills

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    This document outlines an action plan for developing higher order thinking skills in students. It identifies six key skills: identifying key concepts, making inferences, analyzing information, evaluating information, creating new ideas, and communicating ideas. For each skill, it provides a description and suggests activities and resources to help students practice that skill. The overall goal is to go beyond basic recall and engagement to foster skills like drawing conclusions, problem solving, critical thinking, and effective communication.

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    This document outlines an action plan for developing higher order thinking skills in students. It identifies six key skills: identifying key concepts, making inferences, analyzing information, evaluating information, creating new ideas, and communicating ideas. For each skill, it provides a description and suggests activities and resources to help students practice that skill. The overall goal is to go beyond basic recall and engagement to foster skills like drawing conclusions, problem solving, critical thinking, and effective communication.

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    This document outlines an action plan for developing higher order thinking skills in students. It identifies six key skills: identifying key concepts, making inferences, analyzing information, evaluating information, creating new ideas, and communicating ideas. For each skill, it provides a description and suggests activities and resources to help students practice that skill. The overall goal is to go beyond basic recall and engagement to foster skills like drawing conclusions, problem solving, critical thinking, and effective communication.

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    Action Plan On Developing Higher Order Thinking Skills

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    This document outlines an action plan for developing higher order thinking skills in students. It identifies six key skills: identifying key concepts, making inferences, analyzing information, evaluating information, creating new ideas, and communicating ideas. For each skill, it provides a description and suggests activities and resources to help students practice that skill. The overall goal is to go beyond basic recall and engagement to foster skills like drawing conclusions, problem solving, critical thinking, and effective communication.

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    ACTION PLAN ON DEVELOPING HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS

    Skill Description Activities Resources

    The ability to recognize the important ideas in a Ask students to identify the main points of a
    Identifying key concepts Concept maps, graphic organizers
    text or discussion. text or presentation.

    Ask students to make inferences about


    The ability to draw conclusions based on Text-dependent questions, hypothetical
    Making inferences characters' motivations or the outcome of
    evidence. scenarios
    events.

    The ability to break down information into its


    Ask students to analyze data, identify
    Analyzing information component parts and understand how they relate Data sets, puzzles, problem-solving games
    patterns, or solve problems.
    to each other.

    Ask students to evaluate the credibility of


    The ability to judge the accuracy, relevance, and Fact-checking websites, critical thinking
    Evaluating information sources, identify bias, or make decisions
    usefulness of information. resources
    based on evidence.

    Ask students to brainstorm solutions to


    The ability to come up with new ideas or solutions Creative writing prompts, brainstorming
    Creating new ideas problems, create new products, or write
    to problems. activities
    stories.

    The ability to communicate ideas clearly and Ask students to write essays, give
    Communicating ideas Writing rubrics, presentation templates
    effectively to others. presentations, or participate in debates.

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    APRILLE CHARISSE N. MANLA


    Teacher II
    PORTULIN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    DIVISION OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL

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