Learning Strategy

This learning strategy helps students gain new perspectives about an issue or topic and supports problem-solving.

This learning strategy helps students identify challenges and then consider areas where they can focus attention on actions.

This learning strategy helps students analyze the underlying cause and effect of problems.

This learning strategy helps students examine ideas, concepts, and experiences from more than one perspective before drawing conclusions or making decisions.

This learning strategy helps students sort and categorize concepts based on meaning.

This learning strategy helps students process and consolidate new information through an active learning process.

This learning strategy helps students to divide larger amounts of information into smaller, more manageable chunks and engages students in collaborative learning.

This learning strategy helps students activate prior knowledge and generate questions about a topic.

This learning strategy helps students find solutions with the support of a collaborative group.

This strategy helps students organize ideas and share their thinking with others.

This strategy helps students share ideas with peers in a structured fashion.

This strategy supports students in synthesizing their learning of a main idea or principle.

This strategy supports students in establishing priorities among a list of options, interests or actions.

This learning strategy helps students in providing peer feedback.

This strategy helps students reflect on how their understanding or thinking may have shifted after exploring or learning about a concept, idea, or perspective.