I399_Lecture_3.pptx

I399 – Problem solving Techniques

Week 3

Today

How do we learn

Asking questions

Information literacy

Research

LEARNING

P a r t 1:

M o d e l s

Many, many models

broad categories

Behavioral

Constructivist

Behavioral

Knowledge as repertoire of behaviors

"rules for action"

Behavioral

Can express all knowledge as actions or capabilities for actions

Behavioral

Objectivist focus

Behavioral Learning

Transmission of responses

Behavioral Learning

Reinforcement of responses over time

Behavioral Implications

drill focused

stimulus response

Constructivist

knowledge is constructed

Constructivist

mental processes

not directly observable

Constructivist

organize information

transform

Constructivist

frameworks

Constructivist Learning

learning as process of discovery

Constructivist Learning

knowledge cannot be directly transmitted

only facilitated

Constructivist Learning

scaffolding

Constructivist Implications

motivation intrinsic

Constructivist Implications

learning derived from facing limitations of current knowledge

and modifying or abandoning beliefs

Activity

Discuss

P a r t 2:

E x p a n s i o n

Bloom's Taxonomy

Neuroscience

higher-level functions on Bloom's taxonomy

greater number of neural connections

more neurological cross-talk

Neuroscience

active learning stimulates multiple areas in brain

promotes memory

Cognitive Science

strong memories

learner lead

Cognitive Science

styles not supported by observation

variety is

Social

learning situated in communities of practice

Social

context is key

Social

learning learner centric

Activity

Word Search

D I S C O V E R A T F L B Y D

A T D T B T E F E R A V E R P

S S N O E A E K M V E T M A F

E N K A L E S N O D L V O R H

N N S I I A R R U I L N S O A

I Y Z X B F P D O O F W E P W

P E Z I Z P E C F M U L W M O

C A V E A C I D Q G T S A E R

M M M V K H W R I S T S A T K

G U Z W C A I J Z D X Q U J T

J Y X A F N B O C S P K L D H

K T L A F N U E U Q G R R C A

H J R Q S E Q I D L Y B Y A H

U M Q P Z L W C F H V Y Z K K

X J P Z X P U G W L C C I H X

Activity

What techniques did you use?

Activity

Word Search

T I A U A I R I Y C M A Z E P

C A N L Z I N Y H G T N K L W

M V S A A M A I O O O N V R A

E C P H M L K E S F A W A W I

B Y U V U A G X N Y X G Y K A

A E H R L N K A I Y U T A I B

N L A A W O K K H T U W K N K

A L E L L E N E Y A U E N U D

N M R A T I J H X N U L A D C

M W S H H I I M O T K I W F T

A O S C H E Y A H A N I O M F

M A E U Y S H T W N P A W I Q

W Y R Z M X B R F K L I J N L

I S H U N K P A L A I Z I I Q

M U N T O K D P S X C Q I H N

Activity

AGLALA along

CHIKALA little

HAU yes

HEYAH no

IKTOMI trickster

IYECHINKIYANKE car

KIN this

KOLA friend

LELA very

MANI walking

MAZA metal

MINI water

NAJIN stand

OWANKA floor

SHUNKPALA puppy

SOTA many

TANTANKA buffalo

TASHUNKE horse

WASHTE good

YUTA eat

P a r t 3:

Q u e s t i o n s

Are all questions created equal?

Questions

what do you want to know

Questions

question's purpose

(why do you want to know it)

Questions

intent

broader reasons

Questions

phrasing the question itself

Questions

follow through

Questions

broad to specific

Questions

specific to broad

Questions

exploration

Example Questions

Why...

How does...

What caused...

What is meant by...

What is the connection between...

How is this like..

Activity

Word finder

F G I L M O S Z

How many common english words can you find?

Activity

Word finder

What techniques would you use?

RESEARCH

P a r t 1:

S t a r t

what's your question

good questions

define the problem

what's interesting to you about it

how does it relate

P a r t 2:

S m a l l Q u e s t I o n s

Google?

good candidates

simple factoids

topical information

remember your question

accumulate

and

connect

phrases

" "

simplify

order matters

exclude

-

computer -repair

wild card

*

computer * repair

synonym

~

computer ~repair

site:

site:sice.indiana.edu registration

filetype:

site:gov filetype:pdf “vehicle ownership”

AND

OR

look critically at your results

rephrase if needed

Activity

You are researching children's health and come across this website:

http://www.acpeds.org/

Please decide if this website is a trustworthy source of information on children's health. You can use the internet however you want.

evaluating online information

American College of Pediatricians

American Academy of Pediatrics

Activity

You are looking into minimum wage and come across this website:

https://www.minimumwage.com/2014/10/

denmarks-dollar-forty-one-menu/

Please decide if this website is a trustworthy source of information on minimum wage. You can use the internet however you want.

Activity

Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush

how trustworthy is this article?

explain.

P a r t 3:

R e s e a r c h P a p e r

explore a topic we introduced in depth

go beyond what was covered in class

use at least 3 scholarly sources

make connections

new conclusion

cite your sources

consistent format

MLA

how long should it be

long enough to say something meaningful

no. really. how long?

5ish pages

not more than 8

not looking for filler

Activity

Topic and Terms

Journal