Thinking Skills Grid - 1 views
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Bev Evans on 02 May 11Handy for checking which areas of thinking skills are targeted by different types of resources
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Critical Thinking Part 1: A valuable argument - YouTube - 0 views
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Lovely short films to help teach critical thinking to chidlren by @tribalscientist and colleagues: http://t.co/LgFlYots
pizza and chips by Greg Seal on Prezi - 0 views
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8 way thinking and SOLO egs for Biology GCSE
Critical Thinking - 1 views
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Need to have a spare few hours as there's a lot to read!
A taxonomy of reflection - 3 views
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Critical Thinking for students and teachers
Call to let staff spend time with the best- TES 15/04/11 - 2 views
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I was there & heard these talks. I wanted to talk about #addcym, TeachMeets, Twitter and all the excellent practice that is out there and the means that the professionals are going to to share. Clearly people presenting weren't aware of this which makes #addcym etc crucial to this sharing. -
Thanks Vicki. I wasn't there, but saw the ppts etc. Don't think the conclusions are rocket science, it's actually what we advocate already, and I think we should use precious money to fund the actions ( ie teachers sharing/visiting) rather than spending another year researching obvious and common sense solutions. That's IMHO obviously and all my own views!
Foundation Phase HOM Website - 1 views
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Contains lots of useful links and video clip of Art Costa
UK based HOM website - 0 views
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Useful HOM site with ideas about introducing it in the classroom
Institute for Habits of Mind - 0 views
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The initial website - not necessarily the most useful...
Solo taxonomy and 8 way thinking - YouTube - 0 views
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People seem to be combining #8waythinking with #SOLO http://t.co/V0Nu3z32 Anyone else tried this yet?
Exploratree - Exploratree by FutureLab - 1 views
Futures_Thinking_Teacher_Pack.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 2 views
Enquiring Minds - 1 views
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I love this as a way forward to an enquiry led curriculum
SOLO Taxonomy - 5 views
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SOLO, which stands for Structure of Observed Learning Outcome, provides a systematic way of describing how a learner's performance grows in complexity when mastering many tasks. Suggested by @dougbelshaw as more relevant to 21st C schools than Bloom.
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I think this could fit in with the Welsh curriculum quite nicely
Today we will be learning about… « What Ed Said - 2 views
YouTube - The Power of Words - 1 views
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I like this - would be great starter for upper KS2 literacy or P4C session I think.
Digital Wales Delivery Plan - 3 views
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The Assembly is welcoming comments on this document.
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Use funds for kit and sessions like TeachMeets such as OAPMeets or something PeopleMeets - not in libraries and schools but pubs and cafes - also put books etc into pubs and cafes as well - not just digital wales but learning wales! & don't use funds for glossy booklets and stuff.
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Nice ideas, but I'd question the effectiveness of putting books in pubs. No-one I know would put down a beer on a Saturday night so that they can read about photosynthesis or mitosis. Books in pubs are more likely to serve as coasters or something for people to throw when the fights break out! Or maybe I just have a poor choice of pub. ;)
Teaching in a Learner's World - 1 views
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This is a thought provoking post on John Connell's blog. I think that Teaching in a Learning World would be a better title though.