12
Postsecondary Education & Work is All About Higher Order Thinking & Soft Skills Nancie Payne, Ph.D. Payne & Associates, Inc. www.payneandassociates.com [email protected] 360-491-7600

d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

  • Upload
    asuhass

  • View
    220

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

think think

Citation preview

Page 1: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Postsecondary Education &

Work is All About Higher

Order Thinking & Soft Skills

Nancie Payne, Ph.D. Payne & Associates, Inc.

www.payneandassociates.com

[email protected]

360-491-7600

Page 2: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Higher Order Thinking & Soft Skills

Intricately intertwined – without improvement of

one the other is deficient and visa versa

2 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 3: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Rationally Speaking

Each of us & our students need a strong base of

• Higher order thinking skills

• Soft skills

This session is about integration of such in

programs & lessons

Welcome & Introduction

3 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 4: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Higher Order Thinking Skills

Skills that focus on

problem solving &

higher level/order

thinking

Designed to develop

& increase cognitive

development

Soft Skills

Attributes that

enhance interaction,

performance & career

opportunity

Broadly applicable to

all employment

opportunities

Have more to do with

who one is than what

one knows

4 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Exploring Definitions

Page 5: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Soft skills can be described in 3 categories:

• Interactions with customers & co-workers

• Professionalism & work principles/ethics

• Critical thinking & problem solving

These 3 categories can be external or internal to

• Postsecondary education

• Occupational training

• Apprenticeship training

• Transition to work

Soft Skills Triangulate

5 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 6: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Triangulation of

HOTS & Soft Skills

…an attempt to map out, or explain more fully, the

richness and complexity of human behavior by studying it

from more than one standpoint (Cohen and Manion, 2000)

Triangulation gives a more detailed and balanced picture of

the situation (Altrichter et al., 2008)

…a method of cross-checking data from multiple sources to

search for regularities in the data (O’Donoghue and Punch 2003)

6 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 7: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

National Career Development Association, 1913

100 years later still strong need

CASAS Work Maturity Assessments (early 1980s)

Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council (1987), Olympia, WA

ASTD(1989) Training America: Learning to Work for the 21st Century, VA.

Carnevale, A.P., Gaines, L.J., and Meltzer, A.S. (1990). Workplace Basics: The

essential Skills Employers Want. Jossey-Bass Inc. San Francisco, CA.

U.S. DOL (1991). Secretary’s Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills: What

Work Requires of Schools. SCANS Report for America 2000. Washington, D.C.

Koch, R. J. (1994) Essential metacognitive skills required in the workforce. PLU

State of Washington High Skills High Wages Report (1994)

Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council employer survey (2003)

CASAS POWER Workplace & Employability Skills Summary (2006), San Diego, CA.

Tough Choices Tough Times (2007). National Center on Education and the

Economy, Washington, D.C.

CASAS Workforce Learning Systems (2008)

Soft Skills (Work Maturity) Longevity

7 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 8: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Ability To Teach

Adaptability

Analytical Skills

Collaboration

Common Sense

Communication (Oral, Written)

Computer Thinking Skills

Conflict Management

Dressing Appropriately

Empathy

Enthusiasm

Flexibility

Goal Oriented

Good Manners

Honesty

Initiative

Integrity

Interpersonal Skills

Leadership

Motivation

Negotiation

Networking

Optimism

Organizational Skills

Responsibility

Sense of Humor

Sociability

Teamwork

Time Management

Work Ethic

8 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Soft Skills General Areas

Page 9: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Higher Order Thinking Skills

9 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Higher Order

Thinking Skills

Critical Thinking Insight

Attention

Memory

Concentration

Sequential Logic

Abstract Thinking

Cognitive Flexibility

Association Generalization

Systematic Planning

Time Management

Organization

Frustration Tolerance

Problem Solving

Prioritization

Page 10: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

10

HOT & Soft Skills

Match Soft Skills

to HOT Skills

Identify Methods

& Techniques to

Teach in Each

Connected Area

Connect Lessons to

• Postsecondary

Education

• Occupational

Training

• Apprenticeship

Training

• Work

CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 11: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Questions Nancie Payne, Ph.D.

President/CEO

205 Lilly Road NE, Bldg B, Ste A

Olympia, Washington 98506

360-491-7600

[email protected]

www.payneandassociates.com

11 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013

Page 12: d12 Higher Order Thinking Soft Skills

Thank You for Attending! We value your feedback

• Please fill out the evaluation form.

• Return the evaluation to your presenter.

Visit the Resource & Technology Exhibits

• Golden Foyer

• Tuesday & Wednesday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Attend the Poster Session

• Golden Ballroom

• Thursday, 8:00 - 9:15 am

12 CASAS National Summer Institute 2013