Critical Thinking

Facilitating Great Questions from Students If the soil does not contain any nutrients, a seed cannot grow. In a similar vein, students can only begin […]

Teaching students how to keep track of their online assignments. You just finished having an exciting conversation with your students in the tenth grade. You […]

The Advantages of Early Year Student Reflections In the same way as other educators, I esteem understudy criticism as a fundamental method for establishing a […]

A testing method that encourages effective note-taking. How can we teach students valuable note-taking skills while simultaneously encouraging students to study for tests? If you’re […]

Four Strategies for Enhancing Executive Functioning In middle and high school, as teachers of a single subject, our planning typically focuses on developing lessons that […]

Teaching problem-solving skills through theatrical activities Um, why is Aiden covering that other child’s body with tin foil? During the recent walk-through of my elementary […]

Facilitating Middle and High School Students’ Deeper Learning Students in deep learning develop long-lasting understandings and fundamental principles within a discipline by connecting facts and […]

Six Ways to Teach Problem-Solving Skills in Math. The ability of students to solve problems, especially those that involve multiple steps, is becoming a growing […]

Teaching history to middle and high school students. “Open the manuals.” In fact, as I write this, I can hear the majority of my students […]