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Making Thinking Visible How to Promote Engagement, Understanding, and Independence for All Learners (Ron Ritchhart Mark Church Karin Morrison).pdf

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1b: Beyond Memorization, Work, and Activity

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1b: Beyond Memorization, Work, and Activity

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1c: A Map of Thinking Involved in Understanding

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1c: A Map of Thinking Involved in Understanding

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1e: Uncovering Students' Thinking about Thinking

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1e: Uncovering Students' Thinking about Thinking

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2a: How Does Visibility Serve Both Learning and Teaching?

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2a: How Does Visibility Serve Both Learning and Teaching?

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2b: How Can We Make the Invisible Visible?

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2b: How Can We Make the Invisible Visible?

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"The idea that thinking is sequential pr hierarchical is problematic." Another statement that I like"the mind is designed to detect patterns and make interpretations, slowing it down to fully notice and just describe can be extremely challenging. This is where critical thinking comes in. To analyze the article also states that analysis and speculation depend on careful noticing.

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3a. Three Ways of Looking at Thinking Routines

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3a. Three Ways of Looking at Thinking Routines

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3b. How Are the Thinking Routines Organized?

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3b. How Are the Thinking Routines Organized?

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4. Routines for Introducing and Exploring Ideas

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4. Routines for Introducing and Exploring Ideas

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5. Routines for Synthesizing and Organizing Ideas

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5. Routines for Synthesizing and Organizing Ideas

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6. Routines for Digging Deeper into Ideas

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6. Routines for Digging Deeper into Ideas

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8a. What These Cases Reveal about the Use of Routines

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8a. What These Cases Reveal about the Use of Routines

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8b. Stages of Development in the Use of Thinking Routines

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8b. Stages of Development in the Use of Thinking Routines

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See, think wonder is very similar to the notice and wonder charts we use. The following quote stood out to me because most of the time students just provide surface answers and we have to push them to think deeper.  “What makes you say that?” Are students drawing evidence from their observations to create a coherent link, or are they merely making assertions based on beliefs and opinion?" I also liked some of the other strategies mentioned. I can see myself using the Explanation Game with the Ells. A.C.