The Good Minerals Metals Rare Platinum Silver Gold Common Aluminum Copper Lead Alloys Bronze Steel Brass StonesPrecious Sapphire Emerald Diamond Masonry.

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The Good Minerals Metals Rare Platinum Silver Gold Common Aluminum Copper Lead Alloys Bronze Steel Brass StonesPrecious Sapphire Emerald Diamond Masonry Limestone Granite Slate

The Bad Novices’ GroupingExperts’ Grouping Chi, Feltovich, & Glaser (1981)

What do you notice about the students’ groupings versus the experts’ groupings?

The Ugly “The man was worried. His car came to a halt and he was all alone. It was extremely dark and cold. The man took off his overcoat, rolled down the window, and got out of his car as quickly as possible. Then he used all his strength to move as fast as he could. He was relieved when he finally saw the lights of the city, even though they were far away.” Bransford (1979)

Questions Estimate the time of day this event took place. Estimate the month of the year this event took place. Describe the location where the car probably came to a halt. Why do you think the man rolled down the window? Why do you think the man removed his overcoat?

“The Submerged Car”

Graphic Syllabus