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Developing Thinking Skills through Group Problem Solving

Description

‘‘None of us is as smart as all of us!’

Are you looking for tried and tested methods of getting your children to become great thinkers? This course will offer teachers examples of the types of investigations which encourage children to work together more effectively by developing their ability to process information and gives credence to their reasoning and evaluation skills.

Course led by: Paul Smith

Objectives

Course participants will have the opportunity to:

Consider investigations which encourage children to work together more effectively
Explore how children develop their ability to process information and develop the skills of reasoning and evaluation
Gain a deeper understanding of how different learning styles impact on thinking and problem solving
Develop strategies that empower children to articulate ideas and communicate them clearly to others
Consider how children become good listeners
Identify methods/situations in which children are able to ‘agree to disagree’ - the notion of consensus
Evaluate success and suggest ways to improve group problem solving in everyday classroom situations

Target Audience

Key Stage 2 Teachers, TLR Post Holders

Course Provider

Paul Smith

Paul was formerly Assessment Adviser for Devon Local Education Authority and now works as an independent education consultant. Paul has experience of working with a wide variety of schools and local authorities,

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