Analysis
Todd Neely
At this level
students will be able to explain why and examine ideas and concepts by
separating them into their component parts. After the separation the student
can clarify the organization of the entire problem and look at it from a global
perspective. Students will explain the logical connections of the separate
parts and develop a cause and effect sequence. Students will be able to explain
why they worked the problem in that fashion and include a discussion as to why
their solution methods would work. Teachers can probe, guide, and observe at
this level making sure the student can answer questions correctly at the
analysis level with documentation that includes discussions. The depth of the
discussions distinguishes Analysis level work from the other levels.
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