{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"55. Higher Order Thinking Question Examples - an easy strategy for leveling up student-generated questions","description":"Let's chat about an easy way to push students' observations, analyses, and questioning to a higher level. Using a strategy known as "Think Like A Disciplinarian," students are challenged to take on the perspective of an expert in a field or topic. Students ask questions, make observations, and draw relevant conclusions that a specific disciplinarian would note about our topic of study.  Why is this helpful for teaching higher order thinking skills? Taking on a specific perspective allows students to openly ask questions and analyze a topic in a more complex way, vs just making our own observations as 5th graders Social pressure of being viewed as "wrong" or not knowing something everyone else knows is virtually eliminated when we shoulder the questions onto an imaginary disciplinarian. Inspires complex questioning that helps students reach a deeper understanding of the content \ud83c\udf89 Grab the FREE on-demand training "5 Keys to Increasing Student Engagement in Upper Elementary" here. You'll get project examples, instructional strategies, and as always, some teacher pep talks to keep your own teaching passion burning bright!  Connect with me on Instagram @AppleBlossomTeachers, and don't forget to leave a review here in your podcast app if you're enjoying the show!  ","author_name":"Apple Blossom Teachers","author_url":"http:\/\/appleblossomteachers.com\/","html":"