Teaching in a Thinking Classroom

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Teaching in a Thinking Classroom Peter Liljedahl

Recap Just do it! Don’t blow it! Use it! change the rules change the game Don’t blow it! never relent be vigilant (of yourself) Use it! …

Planning for Next Year first day first week first homework first quiz first test first re-test

Planning for Next Year first day first week first homework first quiz first test first re-test assessment

Using a Thinking Classroom review is faster can rely on knowledge in the room (no silos) level less – and to the bottom easier to differentiate less fragmentation more time to work/think less homework …

Assessment/Evaluation Evaluation is a double edged sword – when we evaluate our students they evaluate us. For, what we chose to evaluate shows what it is we value. (Peter Liljedahl) Not everything that can be measured matters, and not everything that matters can be measured. (Albert Einstein – sort of)

Producibles

Rubrics

Rubrics

Thank you liljedahl@sfu.ca