A Strategy for Success

1. OIEC A Strategy for Success

2. Learning Goal: I will be able to use OIEC as a strategy when I have a picture, graph or other visual information given to me.

3. What does OIEC represent?

4. OIEC • 1. Observation • What do you observe? What is the title? • “I see…” • 2. Inference • This involves interpretation and an informed guess, based • on observations. • “I think…” • 3. Evidence • What evidence supported your inference? This step • requires the integration of prior knowledge with • observations. • “because…” • 4. Conclusion • What is your conclusion?

5. 1. Observation • 2. Inference • 3. Evidence • 4. Conclusion OIEC A strategy used to analyze visuals Pass out OIEC worksheets to students.

6. OIEC Grid Observe Conclusion Title of visual Actual/Inferred Infer Evidence

7. Are Four Ears Better Than Two? Use your OIEC chart and the picture above to answer the question.

8. a cat four ears gray in color yellow eyes a question- “Four Ears Better Than Two?” more information is need to know whether four ears are better for a cats hearing than two ears “Are Four Ears Better Than Two?” cats usually should not have four ears any problem with ears causing hearing loss four ears means twice the hearing ability the cat could be stuffed and have extra ears glued on to look like an extra set the cat is a freak the cat cannot hear the cat has super hearing the cat is not real

9. OIEC is another strategy for your success! Use it to analyze visuals!

10. I have another strategy for Success!