Over the next month we will be offering you links to interviews of leaders of Thinking Schools who
- Dr. David Hyerle
- Mar 25, 2019
- 1 min read
What is a Thinking School?
For Students, what difference has the process of becoming a
"Thinking School" made for them?
What were some of the challenges you met on your journey to becoming a Thinking School ?
The video clips are short, meaningful, and powerful as you will see over the next month from educators in Norway, Thailand, and the UK. Schools in Ethiopia, South Africa, and Malaysia will also be featured to give you a world-wide view of how the focus on using visual tools such as Thinking Maps for cognitive/critical thinking, Habits of Mind for developing dispositions, and enquiry/questioning processes all come together for students, teachers, and administrators across entire schools.
Enjoy listening to these powerful insights from your educational colleagues!
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