SOLO Ryan's Thinker's Keys

Using SOLO Taxonomy to deepen student learning outcomes with Ryan's Thinkers Keys

Multistructural	Relational	Extended abstract
keys focused on bringing in ideas	keys focused on linking ideas	keys focused on extending ideas
The Alphabet Key, The Variations Key, The Picture Key, The Brainstorming Key	The Reverse Listing Key, The Disadvantages Key, The BAR Key, The Alphabet Key, The Variations Key, The Picture Key, The Commonality Key, The Question Key, The Brainstorming Key	The What If Key, The Combination Key, The Prediction Key, The Different Uses Key, The Ridiculous Key, The Inventions Key, The Brick Wall Key, The Construction Key, The Forced Relationships Key, The Alternative Key, The Interpretation Key

Students can co-create SOLO self-assessment rubrics with SOLO differentiated success criteria before they use a particular key.

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