Resource type: Ideas and inspiration and exemplars for classroom use
This site hosts a range of activities to make thinking visible in the classroom it has been developed by the Harvard University Project Zero team. All of the strategies and activities are provided with key guidance on use. They are filterable by subject domain and thinking competence, so feel free to explore. For each thinking activity, or 'routine' try clicking on the 'resource' tab to the right to find a simple PDF outlining the activity. One example is the +1 technique, whereby students pass their work to the right in order to allow the student next to them to review it and add one suggestion. This is one of many activities you'll find are tailored to be picked up and directly used in the classroom.
How can I adapt this to my context?
There is such a range of activities here that all teachers should be able to find something appropriate for their learners.
Level | A-D, F, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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Resource Type | Web Page |
Keywords | HITS 9, HITS 5, Critical thinking, Collaborative Learning, Collaboration, Questioning, Metacognitive strategies, Hits |
ScOT Keyword | Collaborative learning |
Language | English |
Published Date | 18/03/2021 |
Content Source | https://pz.harvard.edu/ |
Copyright | Please refer to the individual copyright and intellectual property terms and conditions of this resource |
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