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This icon chart provides definitions and examples for different levels of depth and complexity in analyzing information across disciplines. The icons represent: 1) Key terms, tools, and concepts specific to a given subject area. 2) Defining features, characteristics, patterns and trends that can be identified with evidence and examples. 3) Unanswered questions, missing information, and uncertainties that indicate areas requiring further evidence or proof. The chart is intended to help analyze information at different levels of depth around language, details, patterns, ethics and perspectives.

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Depth Icon Example

This icon chart provides definitions and examples for different levels of depth and complexity in analyzing information across disciplines. The icons represent: 1) Key terms, tools, and concepts specific to a given subject area. 2) Defining features, characteristics, patterns and trends that can be identified with evidence and examples. 3) Unanswered questions, missing information, and uncertainties that indicate areas requiring further evidence or proof. The chart is intended to help analyze information at different levels of depth around language, details, patterns, ethics and perspectives.

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Depth & Complexity Icon Chart

Depth

Icon

Language of
the Discipline

Definition

Example

What vocabulary terms are


specific to the content or
discipline?

Tools Jargon Icons


Acronyms
Special phrases
Terms Slang
Abbreviations
Parts
Factors
Attributes
Variables
Distinguishing Traits
Predictability
Repetition

Details

What are the defining features or


characteristics? Find examples
and evidence to support opinions
and ideas.

Patterns

What elements reoccur? What is


the sequence or order of events?
Make predictions based on past
events.

Unanswered
Questions

Rules

Trends

Ethics

Big Ideas

Across the
Disciplines
Changes over
Time
Different
Perspectives
Based upon the work of Sandra Kaplan

What information is unclear,


missing, or unavailable?
What evidence do you need?
What has not yet been proven?
What structure underlies this
subject? What guidelines or
regulations affect it? What
hierarchy or ordering principle is
at work?

Note factors (Social Economic,


Political, Geographic) that cause
events to occur. Identify patterns
of change over time
What moral principles are
involved in this subject? What
controversies exist? What
arguments could emerge from a
study of this topic?

What theory or general statement


applies to these ideas? How do
these ideas relate to broad
concepts such as change,
systems, chaos vs. order, etc?
What is the main idea?
Relate the area of study to other
subjects within, between, and
across disciplines.

How are elements related in terms


of the past, present, and future?
How and why do things change?
What doesnt change?
How would others see the
situation differently?

Missing Parts
Incomplete Ideas
Discrepancies
Unresolved issues
Ambiguity
Structure
Order
Reasons
Organization
Explanation
Classification
Because
Influence
Forces Direction
Course of Action
Compare, Contrast
and Forecast
Values Morals
Pro and Con
Bias Discrimination
Prejudice
Judging
Differing Opinions
Point of View
Right and Wrong
Wisdom
Draw conclusions based on
evidence
Make generalizations
Summarize
Theory
Principle
Main Idea
Connect
Associate
Integrate
Lind Ideas
Cross-Curricular study
Connecting points in time
Examining a time period
Compare and Contrast

Different roles and knowledge


Opposing viewpoints

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