Priority Chart: Overview

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The Priority Chart Template allows students to brainstorm factors which help to answer a key question, and then these can be dragged and dropped into an order of priority and colour coded as required.

Sample Lesson Plan using the Template

Provide students with a key question.

Give them a few minutes to come up with a list of factors to help answer the question.

These are then added to the diagram (up to 8 factors can be added).

EITHER: This template is saved to the network, and each student opens it up and drags the factors into an order of priority

OR: The teacher leads a discussion / debate in which students are invited to come up to the interactive whiteboard and drag a factor into a position of priority and justify their choice to the class.

Finally, once a consensus has been reached, each student should write up the class verdict and explain the choice they made in as much detail as possible.

Other Ideas for the Template

  • The teacher could provide some or all of the key factors in advance of the lesson to save time.

Samples

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