Visible thinking routines that encourage students to document and share their ideas can have a profound effect on their learning.
Visible thinking routines can be an excellent and simple way to start using systematic but flexible approaches to teaching thinking dispositions to young people at any grade level. Focusing on thinking types, powerful routines can strengthen learners’ ability to analyze, synthesize (design), and question effectively. Classroom teachers want these skills to become habits, making students the most informed stakeholder in their own learning.
Read the article by Jorge Valenzuela here: Boosting Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum | Edutopia
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