Applying Knowledge

Applying past knowledge means:

• Using what you know in new situations

• Coming to a conclusions to suit a new situation based on past knowledge

• Making connections between new ideas and ones you learned in the past.

• All of the Above

Building on and applying past knowledge allows you to _______________

• learn in more productive ways

• be more precise

• problem solve

• correct mistakes

When should you use past knowledge?

• When you reflect on new ideas and compare them to what you already know

• Whenever you are learning new material that has a connection with prior learning.

• When what you thought was true, is causing you problems or seems to be wrong

• All of the above

One of the top 5 strategies to use is ____________

• Memory

• Using analogies

• Look for connections from one idea to another

• Learning new topics

What is NOT a question you can ask about your thinking?

• Are the connections I am making correct and helpful in expanding my understanding?

• Which will I trust? Why?

• What do you think you know about this topic?

• Does the data match the outcome?

How many processes are there for thinking routines for applying past knowledge?

• 4

• 2

• 5

• 6

Process 3

• Generate

• Sort

• Connect

• All of the Above

Process 1

• Puzzle

• Think

• Explore

• Connect

Which process do you use the most? How? Explain.

The K on a KWL chart is _____

• Kind

• Know

• Keep

• Key