Cultures of Thinking
"How would you teach differently if you couldn't give students a test until a year later?" Information on this page includes educational resources that were presented to the Reuther Middle School staff during professional development and/or collegial conversations. Suggestions can be given for additions to the page.
How does John Hattie's video relate to
Ritchhart's 8 Cultural Forces?
Lesson DevelopmentGetting Started With Thinking Routines - A list of 10 helpful suggestions for teachers who are getting started with Thinking Routines.
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8 Cultural Forces
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Thinking Routine Matrix - This matrix includes all 21 routines as well as a brief description of when, where, and how the routines are used.
Understanding Map - Use this map identify the types of thinking/understanding you want your students to have in a unit/lesson. The map identifies the thinking supported by the visible thinking routines. A new graphic design for the Understanding Map was recently created by St. Philip's Christian College.
Teacher Self-ReflectionMYST (Me, You, Space, Time) routine - This routine can be used to help teachers prepare and reflect on making thinking visible in their classrooms.
Self-Assessment - This tool can be used to identify your (teacher's) strengths and weaknesses in promoting a culture of thinking classroom.
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