Thinking classroom

In too many classrooms, students aren't really thinking. It's time to try something different.

The Building Thinking Classrooms approach to teaching math is taking the math world by storm. It emphasizes thinking & problem-solving skills.

Make thinking visible with these classroom-tested visible thinking activities for middle or high school students.

This past week I attended a PD session facilitated by Peter Liljedahl entitled Building Thinking Classrooms. Two things I noticed right ...

This post shares details for promoting critical thinking with math riddles. Plus, you can get a FREE printable of Math Riddles Task Cards.

Check out these tools that support students with disabilities in the classroom to be more engaged and guide their critical thinking skills. How? With visible thinking routines! Thank you Harvard...

Teachers make two specific mistakes with higher-order thinking tasks more often than any other. Avoiding these two errors should go a long way toward making the “higher-order” label more accurate in your classroom. | Cult of Pedagogy

Building Thinking Classrooms in elementary schools

BTC Tasks | Building Thinking Classrooms

How do you know if your students are thinking critically in the classroom? Here are examples that might be good indicators.