Effective Teaching and Learning: low order and high order thinking

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Teaching Area: History

Classroom Activity with low order thinking: Remember, Understand, and Apply 

  •  World War II: When was it, what were the different side 

Classroom Activity with high order thinking: Create, Evaluate, Analyse 

  • World War II: creating different maps and highlighting the different phases of Europe as different countries were invaded. 

Classroom Activity that shows a low order ICT use: Substitution & Augmentation 

  • watch a documentary and create a PowerPoint summarising the documentary 

Classroom Activity that shows higher order ICT use: Modification & Redefinition 

  • use greenscreen app and act out a historical event 

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