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Critical Thinking Strategy
Six Thinking Hats
Edward deBono
Corner One
Have never heard of ‘The Thinking Hats Strategy’
Corner Two
Have heard of ‘The Thinking Hats Strategy’ but have never tried it.
Corner Three
Have heard of ‘The Thinking Hats Strategy” and have tried it.
Corner Four
Have heard and used the ‘The Thinking Hats Strategy” but looking for other ideas.
Person
Place
Position
Passion
What colour of hat do you think you wear? Decide without having any background information.
Four Ps Activity
Through the Eyes of Prezi
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Which hat do I wear?
High school students are well prepared when they complete High school for Post Secondary, work force etc..
What if cell phones had never been invented?
Blue Hat topic- wheelchairs are free
Yellow hat thinking- what are the benefits of providing free wheelchairs?
Black Hat thinking- what would make it difficult to provide free wheelchairs?
Green hat thinking- what ideas do you have to solve the black hat problems?
Getting Used to Wearing Various Hats
Getting Started
How to teach your students the Six Thinking Hat Strategy
Lesson Ideas
Lesson Idea Link
Middle Level Connection
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Reflection:
•Which of de Bono's 'Thinking Hats' did you prefer using the most? Why? •Which of de Bono's 'Thinking Hats' did you find most challenging to use? Why? •How has your thinking changed regarding the concept of a 'Thinking Hat' and 'Point of View'?
The Six Thinking Hats® school program provides a wonderful framework for thorough thinking to help students
Conduct a richer, more balanced exploration of any subject.
Become independent thinkers.
Objectively guide group discussions.
Evaluate alternatives constructively.
Improve research and writing skills.
Think thoughtfully before speaking.
Listen more intently to the views of others to gain a deeper understanding of issues.
Present ideas with more confidence to teachers, peers, parents, and community groups.
Solve problems.
Make well thought through choices.
Think left and think rightand think low and think high.
Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you try!" -- Dr Seuss, from Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!
