Superhero Thinkers
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- 1.
When faced with a challenging problem, I:
- A.
Evaluate the given information and identify and weigh the pros and cons of facts and ideas
- B.
Generate many ideas or alternatives and play around with them to see which one solves the problem best
- C.
Summarize the most important parts of the problem
- D.
Make observations first; identify the most relevant details of the problem
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- 2.
When confused or are missing information, I:
- A.
Evaluate the information I have and categorize into "useful" or "less useful" categories
- B.
Look for ways to solve the problem by adding or eliminating information or rearranging parts to gain understanding
- C.
I formulate questions that are relevant to the question at hand
- D.
Look for relationships and connections with the information I do have
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- 3.
When given new information, I:
- A.
Seek to determine Point of View and bias in order to judge the effectiveness of the information
- B.
Visualize situations or manipulate various alternatives through models, props, or other physical objects
- C.
Reflect upon what I know and continue to monitor my learning, making adjustments as necessary
- D.
Look for patterns that might help make sense of the information
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- 4.
When I complete a task or a challenge, I:
- A.
Analyze possible assumptions or misconceptions people may have about the product
- B.
Brainstorm alternatives (substitutes, combinations, adaptations) to modify my product
- C.
Summarize my findings; synthesizing information
- D.
Make connections/predictions about how this product will affect the future
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- 5.
When working with a team, my strength is:
- A.
Listening to all points of view and recognizing worthy ideas to complete the task
- B.
Developing original (unique) ideas that no one has thought of but will effectively solve the problem in a new way
- C.
Setting goals and monitoring group members' work production, making adjustments as needed
- D.
Ranking, prioritizing, and sequencing parts of the task
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- 6.
When faced with conflict, I:
- A.
Evaluate the facts and credibility of the source or situation
- B.
Visualize outcomes while generating a variety of ideas to solve the problem
- C.
Formulating questions to determine and drive possible outcomes
- D.
Determine the cause/effect relationships of the problem at hand and possible outcomes
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