Category:Process Skills

Revision as of 12:46, 28 January 2017

Process Skills are used broadly in the process of work, as opposed to skills that are domain or problem specific. The POGIL Project uses the following process skills: Assessment, Communication, Critical Thinking, Information Processing, Management, Problem Solving, and Teamwork.

Process Skills

Assessment (Self & Peer) is a Process Skill for gathering information and reflecting on experiences to improve subsequent learning & performance, and includes Metacognition. Communication is a Process Skill for exchanging information and understanding, and includes Oral Communication and Written Communication. Critical Thinking is a Process Skill for analyzing, evaluating, or synthesizing relevant information to form an argument or reach a conclusion supported by evidence. Information Processing is a Process Skill for evaluating, interpreting, manipulating, or transforming information. Management is a Process Skill for planning, organizing, directing, and coordinating one's own and others' efforts to accomplish a goal. Problem Solving is a Process Skill for identifying, planning, and executing a strategy that goes beyond routine action to find a solution to a situation or question. Teamwork is a Process Skill for interacting with others and building on each others' individual strengths and skills, working toward a common goal.