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Applying critical thinking skills through web research can help students: Improve search skills. Evaluate the information they find. Incorporate them in their work. Explore the ready-to-use curriculum below, including detailed lesson plans, student worksheets, and class demonstrations. We developed this critical thinking and web research curriculum with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). Lesson plans include prerequisites, rationale, essential concepts, and descriptions of related National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) and are designed for beginner, intermediate, or advanced levels, aimed at middle school and secondary students.

Visual, creative ways for students to organize information to influence more critical thinking skills to guide them in thinking and writing skills to boost their experience in Common Core through technology! Try me! Sample this site and prepare for upcoming information on it, presentation scheduled: April 5, 2013 at the title 1 meeting by CJ.

Opportunities for rich discussion in our school model. There is also a video link that shares some insights and tools that they use in their school.

Paid resource but has 30 day free trial. Interactive critical thinking and problem solving.

Interactive critical thinking, problem solving, project work

MediaSmarts is a Canadian not-for-profit charitable organization for digital and media literacy. Our vision is that children and youth have the critical thinking skills to engage with media as active and informed digital citizens.

What are ePals CCSS Projects? Single or multi-classroom Learning collaborations Meet 8+ CCSS ELA Standards Interdisciplinary Integrate reading, writing and critical thinking Complete with supporting resources Make serious learning engaging!

Adobe Youth Voices (AYV) ignites young people's Creative Confidence - the ability to harness creative skills to solve problems - using advanced digital media tools and tested storytelling techniques. With greater creativity, and a greater belief in their own abilities, young people will be more engaged in their education and better prepared for a fast-changing global economy.

Scroll part way down the page and the words around the outside of gears are links that will take you to related iPad apps

What is Hungry Teacher? Real-world math activities that promote student engagement, collaboration, & problem-solving with your students. Hungry Teacher Approach Our lessons incorporate a "socratic" (questioning) approach. We present students with real-world problems or questions that need solutions.