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    To improve thinking skills and better understand work, the document recommends starting at the top of a hierarchy of thinking levels and working down. The levels progress from basic knowledge and comprehension to more advanced analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. Mastering lower levels improves understanding and developing higher-level thinking enhances learning.

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    To improve thinking skills and better understand work, the document recommends starting at the top of a hierarchy of thinking levels and working down. The levels progress from basic knowledge and comprehension to more advanced analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. Mastering lower levels improves understanding and developing higher-level thinking enhances learning.

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    To improve thinking skills and better understand work, the document recommends starting at the top of a hierarchy of thinking levels and working down. The levels progress from basic knowledge and comprehension to more advanced analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. Mastering lower levels improves understanding and developing higher-level thinking enhances learning.

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    To learn we need to develop our thinking skills.

    The more developed our thinking skills are, the better we understand. To develop your thinking you need to start at the top of this list and work your way down. The lower you get, the more developed your thinking will become. This will mean better understanding of your work.

    Knowledge
    What do I know? What do I remember?

    Comprehension
    Describe in my own words How can I explain? What does it tell me about?

    Application
    How could I use? Where else does this occur? How would I show that?

    Analysis
    What caused? What are the benefits/disadvantages of? What is the result of? How are similar/different?

    Synthesis
    How else might I tackle this problem? What other ways might be used to? How could I improve? Devise my own.

    Evaluation
    What do I think? How could I improve my work? What is there still to understand/ find out about?
    H.Boyle/Campion School/ Opening Minds

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