e a sense of questioning of whatever is not fully understood.
I came across this website from a twitter contact and was impressed with the range of thinking activities it displayed. It's an American website called Visible Thinking.
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Sunday, 14 April 2013
visible thinking
Since going to ICOT2013 I have been using more thinking skills in my programme and trying to encourag
e a sense of questioning of whatever is not fully understood.
I came across this website from a twitter contact and was impressed with the range of thinking activities it displayed. It's an American website called Visible Thinking.
e a sense of questioning of whatever is not fully understood.
I came across this website from a twitter contact and was impressed with the range of thinking activities it displayed. It's an American website called Visible Thinking.
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Hi Robyn
ReplyDeleteThis is a pretty comprehensive list of links! Which one have you used so far, and how have you used it? I am really interested in exploring the link for "circle of viewpoints" to see how it will support our circle time teaching pedagogy and in what way it will help us promote restorative practices.
thanks!
Myra