To incorporate the 'Design' cognitive level in your learning design, as a learning designer, you can prompt the learner with questions like "Can you construct an approach for..." These questions should challenge the learner to create new solutions, designs, or plans based on the knowledge they have acquired. Actionable steps you can take include: 1. Identify a challenging problem or scenario related to the learning objectives. 2. Ask the learners to design a solution or strategy to address the problem. 3. Encourage them to justify their choices based on the information learned. 4. Provide feedback on the design to guide them in refining their approach. 5. Have them reflect on the effectiveness of their design and make any necessary adjustments. By integrating the 'Design' level in your learning activities, you are fostering higher-order thinking skills and promoting creativity and critical thinking in the learners. This approach encourages them to go beyond simply remembering information and instead apply that knowledge to real-world situations.
Can you construct an approach for
Design a project with learners working together to create a concept, plan, or solution related to a given topic.
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