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For example, "SCAMER", "Six Thinking Hats" and "Socratic questioning".

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Do you teach thinking skills? (NOT mind map, timeline and storyboard...)

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The Challenging of Teaching Thinking Skills in English Curriculm 

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English is not easy for students to understand

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I always teach thinking skills in the lessons, no challengings.

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The "At Home with PZ" toolbox was developed to help you answer that question. The activities you'll find here provide ways to adapt Project Zero strategies and frameworks for use in different settings: for virtual classrooms and for home learning; guided by a teacher working remotely or by a parent or caregiver in person.

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PISA 2025 Learning in the Digital World Assessment Framework - Second Draft

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IEA: Teaching Comprehension in the Digital World

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IEA: Teaching Comprehension in the Digital World

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teaching comprehension in a digital world

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How often do you ask "What do you think?" in your lesson? 