WorksheetsThinking about thinking
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 6mins
In Foundation Studies, we want you to do all of these, EXCEPT:
question what you read and hear
question what you read and hear
repeat what your teachers, parents, or other sources say exactly
think about things from other perspectives
What is a benefit of the Plus, Minus, Interesting (PMI) technique?
helps you decide which ideas you like and dislike
allows for a category of ideas that aren't immediately judged as 'good' or 'bad'
helps make sure you have considered many peoples perspectives
allows for prioritization of actions
What do you notice about the 'interesting' column in the 'Free Bubble Tea Proposal' PMI table?
it has questions and ideas
it has statements
it has clearly good ideas
it has ideas that aren't related to the 'plus' and 'minus' columns
Watch the short video Consider All Factors - YouTube (ignore instructions to print and reference other videos). What factors should be considered with using this technique?
traffic congestion
other people's perspectives
all possible factors
immediate factors
In the CAF bubble tea proposal in the sway presentation, what factor is NOT included?
who can have free bubble tea
what to provide people who don't like bubble tea
impact on shops that sell bubble tea
the bubble tea that will be provided
impact of bubble tea on health
Look at the website 7. OPV lesson workcard (debono.com) and do a few practice OPVs. Which of these statements about viewpoints is TRUE?
You have to agree with another viewpoint to be able to see it.
There might be true and correct viewpoints that are specific to one person, and not true for another person, about the same situation.
Most people have the same viewpoints on situations, even if they have different backgrounds, knowledge, interest, and values.
You don't need to see differences between viewpoints, you just need to identify that there are different viewpoints.
Make a list of all of the people impacted by the Bubble Tea proposal, and write a few words for each about what their view on the proposal may be. Use ideas from the PMI and CAF to think of people that will be impacted.
