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Öffnet in einem neuen Fenster Öffnet eine externe Website Öffnet eine externe Website in einem neuen Fenster <!---->Schließen Sie diesen Dialog<!----> Auf dieser Website werden Daten wie Cookies gespeichert, um wichtige Funktionen der Website sowie Marketing, Personalisierung und Analyse zu ermöglichen. Sie können Ihre Einstellungen jederzeit ändern oder die Standardeinstellungen übernehmen. Sie können dieses Banner schließen, um nur mit essenziellen Cookies fortzufahren. Datenschutz-Bestimmungen Speichereinstellungen * Marketing * Personalisierung * Analyse Speichern Alle akzeptieren Alles ablehnen <!---->Schließen Sie die Cookie-Einstellungen<!----> Login Accessing this course requires a login. Please enter your credentials below! Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Lost Your Password? * Products * Reviews * Watch * EDU * All Lessons * Grant Resources * Education Bundles * Request a Quote * Education Ambassadors * FAQ * Community * Gallery * Contact Us Buy Glowforge Buy Glowforge HEXAGONAL THINKING Grade Level K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 Difficulty Easy Duration 1 hour 45 minutes Subjects Drama English Geography History Humanities Literature Reading Science Social Studies U.S. History Writing Standards * ISTE 1.1 Empowered Learner Students leverage technology to take an active role in choosing, achieving, and demonstrating competency in their learning goals, informed by the learning sciences. * ISTE 1.6: Creative Communicator Students communicate clearly and express themselves creatively for a variety of purposes using the platforms, tools, styles, formats and digital media appropriate to their goals. Vocab Hexagonal Thinking Mind Map Thought Process Effective Communication Author Glowforge Licensing LESSON FOR DOWNLOAD LESSON HANDOUT OVERVIEW Empower students to visualize their thinking. In this activity, students can explore complex concepts by creating a Hexagonal Thinking model. This activity allows students to visualize their thinking by linking elements together and creating a map of their thought processes. Make the pieces reusable by printing the shapes in acrylic and labeling them with dry erase markers! OBJECTIVE THEMATIC QUESTIONS: * How might we use Hexagonal Thinking to show the connections between ideas, people, events, and topics? * How could the Hexagonal Thinking strategy work in different classes and throughout our school? * How can our small groups practice effective communication while collaborating to organize concepts with Hexagonal Thinking? STANDARDS: ISTE STANDARDS FOR STUDENTS 1. Empowered Learner– Students leverage technology to take an active role in choosing, achieving, and demonstrating competency in their learning goals, informed by the learning sciences. 2. Creative Communicator– Students communicate clearly and express themselves creatively for a variety of purposes using the platforms, tools, styles, formats and digital media appropriate to their goals. SUPPLIES For each Hexagonal Thinking mode you will need: * 2x Any Light-Colored, Opaque Medium Acrylic * Optional: 2x Maple Plywood (Finished) Medium * Dry or wet erase markers for labeling the Hexagonal Thinking pieces CATALOG DESIGNS Decorative Signs (Set of 12) DESCRIPTION LESSON OUTLINE: GET READY: 1. Have students read through the activity details to familiarize themselves with the steps. 2. Students should gather all of the materials needed to print and customize the Hexagonal Thinking pieces. 3. Prior to starting the activity, consider modeling the Hexagonal Thinking process using general knowledge labels such as age-appropriate pop culture or animals. 4. To learn more about Hexagonal Thinking, explore the Cult of Pedagogy article “Hexagonal Thinking: A Colorful Tool for Discussion.” PRODUCTION TIME: Print – 97 minutes (print times can vary based on materials) LESSON INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 1 – CREATE: 1. Set up the print in the Glowforge App.ach set comes with 12 hexagons. You can delete or edit the design’s text in the Glowforge App. 2. Create each Hexagonal Thinking set by following the steps of the Decorative Signs (Set of 12) design project to print its parts. If choosing an optional material to print on, consider how students will write on the pieces so that they can be used again. 3. Sort the Hexagonal Thinking pieces into sets of 12 each. 4. Compile a list of ideas, people, events, and topics based on a current unit of study that students can use to create connections. SECTION 2 – USE: Have small groups… 1. Unpack their Hexagonal Thinking sets and accompanying list of terms. 2. Label their hexagons with terms from the list using dry or wet erase markers or other writing tools, depending on the print material chosen. 3. Arrange their labeled hexagons to demonstrate connections among the ideas, people, events, and topics. Encourage groups to communicate about why and how they are organizing their pieces. Prompt students to think about their organization using questions such as: * Which connections are the easiest to make? Are there any labels that are unexpected or difficult to link? * If you could add an extra hexagon to your set, what idea, person, event, or topic would you add? Why? 4. Reflect on their experience using the Hexagonal Thinking strategy. Start by having students select four of their concept connections. Then, have them create a written or video reflection about why those pieces were paired together, along with any other discoveries that they made during the experience. This can also be done individually. 5. Following reflection and completion of the Hexagonal Thinking activity, remove the writing from the hexagons so that they can be reused in the future. REFLECTION QUESTIONS: Help students consider… * How did your understanding of the concepts evolve through discussion with your group? * How did the Hexagonal Thinking strategy help you connect concepts in new and different ways? * How did the arrangement of the Hexagonal Thinking pieces change based on different group members’ thinking? * How might we reuse the Hexagonal Thinking method throughout the unit? PRO TIPS: * There are two files for this design. To get the desired number of Hexagonal Thinking pieces, print any combination of files 1 and 2. * File 1 prints eight hexagons * File 2 prints four hexagons * If creating prototypes prior to doing final prints, use cardboard for test prints. Just remember that if the design uses joinery such as slots or finger joints, these may need to be adjusted to suit the prototyping materials. * When choosing materials, make sure to use materials that are laser compatible. You can learn more about what materials are compatible with Glowforge here. * Demonstrate this type of critical thinking with a sample concept using the Hexagonal Thinking pieces. * Consider making a permanent and customized version of this project by etching terms or icons on the hexagon labels using the Glowforge app. * Each Hexagonal Thinking set comes with 12 pieces. Include blank slots in your terms list so that small groups can add their own ideas, people, events, or topics to further their concept connections. Or consider printing extra pieces for groups to use if they want to add additional connections. * If printing on plywood, use painter’s tape to label and reuse the Hexagonal Thinking pieces multiple times. REIMAGINE: * How could Hexagonal Thinking skills be used at the end of a unit of study? Students can use the Glowforge app to design their own Hexagonal Thinking pieces using text, symbols, and the Trace tool. * How can we augment customized hexagon labels with videos or links by using QR codes? Individuals or groups record audio or video explanations of the connections between the Hexagonal Thinking pieces. Create QR or FlipgridAR codes that link to their explanations. Attach the codes by using the Glowforge to print directly on the Hexagonal Thinking piece or attach a printed, paper QR code with tape or glue. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meet Glowforge The magical 3D laser printer that made this lesson possible. Learn more! 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