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By adding questions when you're confused

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Being sure to ask questions when you're

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Asking open-ended questions. Hey

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Asking students questions and having them explain why they think that.

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Ask questions

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Asking students in depth questions

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by asking why and using open ended questions

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We can apply critical thinking in the classroom by incorporating  class discussions with meaning.

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Ensuring that you give higher level thinking activities to the children. Always asking open ended questions or requiring higher standards than their level.

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We can ask more questions or get them answered

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Provide Group Opportunities

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Amanda- Motivate the students to think on their own and do not give them the answer right away.

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Amanda- Motivate the students to think on their own and do not give them the answer right away.

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Using reciprocal teaching, questioning (open ended questions), using metacognitive strategies...

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We can apply critical thinking in the classroom by asking deep and open ended questions.

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Tap into prior knowledge!

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We can use scaffolding
We can have students identify text evidence and use it in their responses.

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Through open-ended questions.

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Open ended questions

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Using open-ended questions. As students work or as you teach, pause and ask questions.

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Ask high order questions
keep them engaged
Open ended questions

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Asking questions during lessons that they can use prior knowledge to answer

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We can ask deep questions in our lessons

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By engagement activities that include group work. This opportunities allow others to share their ideas and allow students to gain new insights.

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By asking open ended questions instead of just simple yes and no questions during discussions. It makes the students think more instead of just taking the easy way out of a question.

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We can ask open-ended questions throughout the lesson. This will allow for students to process their ideas and giving an opinionated answer.