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White hat thinking identifies the facts and details of a topic. | |||||||||||||||
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Yellow hat thinking focuses on the positive aspects of a topic. | |||||||||||||||
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Black hat thinking examines the problems associated with a topic. | |||||||||||||||
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Red hat thinking looks at a topic from the point of view of emotions and feelings. | |||||||||||||||
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Green hat thinking requires creativeness, imagination
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Blue hat thinking focuses on reflection, metacognition (thinking about the thinking that is required), and the need to understand the big picture. | |||||||||||||||
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 Affective Domain-Krathwohl’s Taxonomy |
 Learning Styles |
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 Graphic Organisers |
 Ralph Pirozzo’s Matrix (Bloom’s & MI) |
 Philosophy with Kids ( Philip Cam) |
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