7. Six Thinking Hats Edward De Bono Blue Hat – Thinking about Thinking Green Hat – New Ideas White Hat - Information Red Hat - Feelings Black Hat - Weaknesses Yellow Hat - Strengths
8. A yearly overview Students can: Explain the design sequence Effectively employ blue, green hat and red hat thinking. Hat Sequence (Design) 4 Students can: Explain the caution sequence Effectively employ black hat and white hat thinking Hat Sequence (caution) 3 Students can: Explain the evaluation sequence Employ yellow hat and black hat thinking Hat sequence (evaluation) 2 Students can: Explain the thinking for each hat Practice orally the appropriate thinking for each hat Give example of the hats i.e. yellow hat ideas etc Six Thinking Hats (one at a time) 1 Student learning outcome. Strategy Term
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14. Activity Imagine you are doing a Kiwiana unit. I want you to Combine two Kiwiana items to produce a new product i.e., Buzzy Bee Jandals .
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16. Questioning Techniques Activity: Draw this same matrix and come up with some examples of New Zealand questions? What would happen if all koalas in Australia disappeared? Give many possibilities. List 5 ways that a dingo and poodle are similar. Fat Ten animals that are not mammals include… One Australian animal that lays eggs is… Skinny Open Closed
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