Tag: visible thinking
Using Thinking Routines Purposefully and Powerfully
“For centuries teaching has been about talking, and students have been expected to listen. He asked, what if we flip this? If teaching becomes listening and learning becomes talking? How can we be sure that the thinking routines that we are using in the classroom are purposeful?” — Maggie Hos-McGrane
Read the rest of Maggie’s notes from Mark Church’s workshop.
A Student’s Thoughts on Visible Thinking
This young lady shares a few thoughts about visible thinking. She explains that “when you do Visible Thinking it helps you understand more and learn more than you thought you know.” I especially like the analogy she makes between thinking and pizza. I hadn’t heard that one before.
It’s great to see how much she values thinking and metacognition.
Thoughts on Visible Thinking from Bemis Elementary School on Vimeo.
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