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Canandaigua City School District

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  • Thinking/Problem Solving

    • Engage in problem solving model which includes: Identify problem, plan and strategize, solve, examine and share results.
    • Promote creativity in problem solving and brain storming.
    • Predict outcomes based on an analysis of multiple forms of data that extend beyond the obvious and demonstrate insightfulness.
    • Articulate understanding of concepts within and across disciplines.
    • Interpret new knowledge and show connections to real world experiences.
    • Identify multiple perspectives related to life situations.

      Communication

    • Generate questions to guide learning.
    • Develop and utilize advanced vocabulary to express ideas and thinking process.
    • Present information gained through individual inquiry orally and in written form.

      Research

    • Design and use questions to explore ideas.
    • Use multiple sources including the Internet to collect information.
    • Analyze and evaluate information.

      Citizenship

    • Interact appropriately in a group.
    • Demonstrate awareness of membership in numerous communities.
    • Exhibit leadership in peer group.
  • Thinking/Problem Solving

    • Evaluate and justify conclusions using logic.
    • Promote creativity.
    • Critique data, processes and ideas for critical elements and attributes and evaluate for credibility.
    • Apply generalizations across disciplines and to real world issues.
    • Generate new ideas through the synthesis of multiple sources of information and experiences.
    • Compare, evaluate and differentiate solutions for problems to determine the better solution or compromise.

      Communication

    • Participate in discussion of advanced topics based on a questioning model.
    • Use advanced vocabulary to elaborate in various forms of writing.
    • Generate questions to guide individual inquiry.
    • Utilize appropriate technology to present information.

      Research

    • Create and utilize research questions based on Bloom’s Taxonomy.
    • Compare and contrast data gathered from primary and secondary resources.
    • Design and implement a research project utilizing a research model.

      Citizenship

    • Understand leadership roles and take initiative in group activity.
    • Participate in community activities and/or service designed by others.
    • Gain understanding of community and civic responsibilities as they relate to real world problems.
  • Thinking/Problem Solving

    • Expand inquiry into multiple areas beyond and across the curriculum.
    • Promote creativity.
    • Select and use appropriate tools or processes to clarify and justify.
    • Generate and design innovative solutions, processes, and materials.
    • Collect and organize information to predict patterns and trends across disciplines.
    • Examine and evaluate systems across disciplines.
    • Compare and analyze multiple generalizations, patterns and trends across disciplines to determine critical attributes.
    • Critically analyze using the language of the discipline.

      Communication

    • Initiate group discussion.
    • Develop and utilize communication styles in language of a discipline.
    • Use a variety of forms to communicate ideas gained through individual inquiry.
    • Select and utilize the most effective form of communication, including technology, to present information and ideas.

      Research

    • Examine a variety of research designs.
    • Compare research designs of studies across disciplines.
    • Gather and analyze data using complex data bases for independent research.
    • Determine applicability of information gathered through research.

      Citizenship

    • Develop appropriate leadership skills.
    • Identify opportunities in community activities and/or service.
    • Initiate projects for the betterment of the community.
  • Thinking/Problem Solving

    • Interpret how discoveries, ideas, knowledge and innovation impact culture and perspectives.
    • Promote creative thinking.
    • Use systems thinking to analyze knowledge across disciplines.
    • Analyze generalizations and theories across disciplines.
    • Predict patterns and trends across disciplines and determine implications, generate solutions to impending problems.

      Communication

    • Initiate and facilitate group discussion.
    • Use advanced vocabulary to present original ideas and opinions to an audience of peers and/or experts.
    • Present and/or publish original research or extended study enhanced by visuals and media in any discipline.

      Research

    • Evaluate research designs across disciplines.
    • Determine and utilize an appropriate design for independent study.
    • Evaluate the results of original research to determine applicability and impact.

      Citizenship

    • Demonstrate a variety of leadership roles in formal and informal settings.
    • Initiate community endeavors in a variety of settings.
    • Evaluate individual or group impact on greater community and/or real world problems.