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Identifying Similarities and Differences Fiona Zhang, Irrey Zhang and Huguette Lewis

This research based instructional strategy has proven to be one of the most effective ways to enhance students’ understanding of and ability to use knowledge.

Increasing student achievement by as much as 45 % Francis Bacon said “Knowledge is Power”. But true power is APPLYING knowledge.

Highly - Effective FORMS Teacher - Directed Student - Directed Graphic Organizer Comparing Students are given the elements to compare. Students select the characteristics on which items are to be compared. Or, select both the items to and the characteristics. ★ t-charts ★ Venn diagrams ★ comparison Matrix Classifying Students are given the elements to classify. Students are given the items to classify but must form the categories themselves. Or, select both the items and the characteristics ★ Category table ★ bubble chart Creating Metaphors Teacher provides the first element of the metaphor and the abstract relationship. Presented with one element of a metaphor and asked to identify the second element and describe the abstract relationship. ★ metaphor organizer ★ 3-column chart (abstract in middle) Creating Analogies Teacher might present students with one element missing within the four parts of an analogy. provide more elements. For example, provide the elements for the first pair of an analogy and ask students to generate the second pair. analogy organizer

The process of identifying similarities and differences between or among things or ideas. Activity 1: Comparing

Use T-Chart to list key words that describe American Thanksgiving (1st column)

Moon Festival

Use T-Chart to list key words that describe the Moon Festival (2nd column)

Use Venn Diagram to compare Thanksgiving to the Moon Festival

Activity 2: Classifying The process of grouping things that are alike into categories on the basis of their characteristics.

Activity 3: Creating Metaphors The process of identifying a general or basic pattern in a specific topic and then finding another topic that appears to be quite different but has the same general pattern.

Activity 4: Creating Analogies Process of identifying relationships between pairs of concepts - in other words, identifying relationships between relationships.

Analogies Jeopardy Analogy word of the day analogy-games/ analogy-games/ Analogies Jeopardy Analogy word of the day analogy-games/ analogy-games/