Thinking Skills through E-learning In this session we will look at types of thinking skills and whether they can be taught using E-learning activities. We will also be looking at filming techniques for interviews specifically using smartphones or tablets.
1. What are the types of thinking skills involved in learning (not specific to e-learning)?
Creative Thinking, and Critical Thinking
2. How do the thinking skills differ or not for e-learning?
thinking skills do not differ for e-learning as they very much similar but using different resources with a different objective. Although learning is electronic, individuals still follow the process of thinking creatively, then being critical with sources or through trial and error.
3. After reading “Developing high-level cognitive skills in e-learning” How will you be applying this information to your project?
session 1- I will have different videos on my topic Art for ks1 and KS2
session 2-activity sheet with different shapes or colour which encourage autonomy which supports their independent and creativity.
session 3- Kahoot Quiz, where learning will be tested. Then in session 4- more quiz and activity that they can get link of in the PDF psoter
Cognitive skills will be developed through each of these 4 sessions activities, which offers as much flexibility as the individual child would like. they will be able to not only do these activity by themselves but also with friends .
Cognitive skills will be developed through each of these 4 sessions activities, which offers as much flexibility as the individual child would like. they will be able to not only do these activity by themselves but also with friends .