GPR Lesson 4

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GPR

The Future of Education

GPR: Command words

Most GPR examination questions do not end with a question mark but instead use a word that tells the learner what they need to do. 

For example, ‘Explain’, Describe’, ‘Compare’ and ‘Discuss’. These words are often called command words.

Following the Critical Path

On page 8 in your book under 'The Critical Path' you find 4 activities mentioned that start with command words (in italics).

Identify             Explore              Consider              Communicate

In pairs: Have a look at the sentences these command words are used in and give a user-friendly definition of what these words entail. Enter your answers (4) into the next slide.

User-friendly definitions of the command words: Identify, Explore, Consider and Communicate within the GPR context.

Today's assignment

1. You're going to watch a TEDTalk on education.

2. Identify the issue that is discussed in this TEDTalk.

3. Explore different alternative viewpoints: Find an article with an opposite or alternative viewpoint.

4. Consider the strength and weaknesses of the arguments from both perspectives (TEDTalk and article)

5. Explain to a classmate your ideas and give feedback to theirs.

2. Identify the issue that is discussed in this TEDTalk.
3. Explore different alternative viewpoints: Find an article with an opposite or alternative viewpoint.
4. Consider the strength and weaknesses of the arguments from both perspectives (TEDTalk and article).

Walking the critical path

The critical path

The critical path

dissect and evaluate

categorise and debate

weigh and conclude

Question

On pages 8-12 an introduction to the Critical Path is given.

1. Look back at the TEDTalk/ article-on-education assignment. 

-  Which steps of the critical path have you taken?

- Can you identify the steps?

2. Compare your answers to those of a neighbour.