What is it? TASC stands for Thinking Actively in a Social Context.

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What is it? TASC stands for Thinking Actively in a Social Context. TASC Wheel: copyright Belle Wallace (2000)

TASC & BLOOMS TAXONOMY How does it work? TASC runs alongside BLOOM’S taxonomy and scientific method. It gives children a clear process to follow when investigating or problem solving. Children use lower and higher order thinking skills. They experience more of the thought process, therefore have greater ownership of the task in hand. TASC Wheel: copyright Belle Wallace (2000)

TASC Wheel: copyright Belle Wallace (2000)

WORK THROUGH EACH SECTION PROBLEM: HOW CAN WE HELP THIS BIRD TO FLY AGAIN? GATHER : WHAT DO YOU ALREADY KNOW ABOUT THIS PROBLEM? IDENTIFY: WHAT AM I GOING TO FIND OUT? GENERATE: HOW MANY IDEAS CAN I THINK OF? ANALYSE: WHICH IDEA AM I GOING TO TRY 1ST? IMPLEMENT: GO FOR IT…. EVALUATE:HOW WELL DID WE DO? COMMUNICATE: LETS TELL SOMEONE LEARN FROM IT: WHAT DID I LEARN? WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? TASC Wheel: copyright Belle Wallace (2000)