Stage 1. Locate and Evaluate Information
Levels of Competence:
- Separate factual information from inferences, opinions and beliefs.
- Interpret numerical relationships in graphs and other data visualization exhibits.
- Understand the limitations of correlational data.
- Evaluate evidence and identify inappropriate conclusions.
Stage 2. Creative Interpretation & Overcoming Cognitive Biases
Levels of Competence:
- Recognize and minimize one’s own common cognitive biases
- Identify alternative interpretations for data or observations.
- Identify new information that might support or contradict a hypothesis. •Explain how new information can change a problem.
Stage 3. Self-Directed Learning & Problem Solving
Levels of Competence:
- Separate relevant from irrelevant information in a given context.
- Integrate information to solve problems.
- Learn and apply new information.
- Use mathematical skills to solve real-world problems.
Stage 4. Communicating Ideas & Issues Effectively for Decision-Making
Levels of Competence (Under Development)
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