Why Creating A Culture Of Inquiry Is So Important by Drew Perkins, Director of ThoughtStretchers Education Imagine yourself sitting across from a mortgage broker sometime in the early 2000's. The economy is riding high and you've decided to stake out your portion of...
Creating A Brain-Friendly Classroom with Inquiry Teaching Creating a brain-friendly classroom means not only optimizing the physical environment but also implementing effective teaching and learning strategies. Inquiry teaching and learning play a significant role in...
12 Questions Students Should Ask About 'The News' When students are reading news, it's important for them to approach the information critically and thoughtfully. Here are some questions that students can ask to evaluate and analyze the news: 1. Who is the source?-...
5 Tips For Teaching With Art In Any Subject Area by Nicola Giardina Art inquiry is a powerful way to engage students with diverse learning needs, improve critical thinking and social-emotional skills and make learning relevant to students’ lives. Yet many teachers shy...
Are You Pushing Or Pulling Students In Your Classroom? by Drew Perkins, Director of ThoughtStretchers Education At the risk of characterizing teaching and learning in a factory context let's face it, classrooms are a kind of marketplace system with an exchange of...
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