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Demystifying Thinking: Connect Helping All Extend Students Learn How to Learn Challenge The Thoughtful Classroom 2 June, 2012 Melbourne Graduate School of Education Friday, June 29, 12


  1. Demystifying ���������������� Thinking: Connect Helping All Extend Students Learn How to Learn Challenge The Thoughtful Classroom 2 June, 2012 Melbourne Graduate School of Education Friday, June 29, 12

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  3. ���������������� Why does classroom and school culture matter to the learning of every child? What does it mean to have a “thoughtful classroom” that supports the thinking & learning of all students? How do we demystify thinking and help all students to learn how to learn? The Thoughtful Classroom 2 June, 2012 Friday, June 29, 12

  4. ���������������� 1998-2000 Spencer Foundation 2000-2005 Stiftelsen Carpe Vitam 2005-2011 Bialik College with the support of Abe & Vera Dorevitch 2007-2011 Dow Chemical The Thoughtful Classroom 2 June, 2012 Friday, June 29, 12

  5. Why Culture Matters ���������������� Children grow into the intellectual life around them Friday, June 29, 12

  6. ENCULTURATION ���������������� Children grow into the intellectual life around them Friday, June 29, 12

  7. ���������������� Is a process of gradually internalizing the messages & values that we repeatedly experience through our interaction with the social environment. This internalization takes time as we identify the messages and values that are consistent and recurring in our environment. The Story of Learning Friday, June 29, 12

  8. The Old ���������������� Story shift Friday, June 29, 12

  9. The Old ���������������� Story What is the story of learning you were “told” when you were in school? What did you learn about learning? How it happens? Its purpose and value? shift Friday, June 29, 12

  10. A Story of Work ���������������� The goal of school is the completion of work done for someone else. The larger purpose behind activities isn’ t always clear. Thus, assignments become ends in themselves. Grades are the pay off/outcome for work. Doing school work is seen as students’ job. Good students do the work they are assigned without question. Friday, June 29, 12

  11. A Story of Alienation ���������������� School isn’t about me, my life, my culture. School isn’ t about learning, it’ s about having the answers. Some people are just smart and know how to do it, others (like me) can never get it. Rewards go to those who can guess what the teacher wants. You study by memorizing. Smart means being fast with the answer. Friday, June 29, 12

  12. A New Story A New Story ���������������� What is the story of learning we truly want What is the story to tell and make a of learning we reality for our truly want to tell students? and make a reality for our students? Friday, June 29, 12

  13. A New Story A New Story ���������������� What messages about learning are What is the story the students in this of learning we classroom truly want to tell receiving? and make a reality for our students? Friday, June 29, 12

  14. Beginnings of a New ���������������� Story Learning is a consequence of thinking. Learning and thinking are as much a collective enterprise as they are an individual endeavor. Learning involves uncovering complexity and delving deeply. Learning is often provisional and frequently changes with time. Learning is an active process and involves getting personally involved. Questions not only drive learning but also are outcomes of learning. Friday, June 29, 12

  15. Beginnings of a New ���������������� Story Friday, June 29, 12

  16. cultures of ���������������� thinking ARE PLACES IN WHICH A GROUP’S COLLECTIVE, AS WELL AS INDIVIDUAL, THINKING IS VALUED, VISIBLE, AND ACTIVELY PROMOTED AS PART OF THE REGULAR, DAY-TO-DAY EXPERIENCE OF ALL GROUP MEMBERS. Friday, June 29, 12

  17. cultures of ���������������� thinking ARE PLACES IN WHICH A GROUP’S COLLECTIVE, AS WELL AS INDIVIDUAL, THINKING IS VALUED, VISIBLE, AND ACTIVELY PROMOTED AS PART OF THE REGULAR, DAY-TO-DAY EXPERIENCE OF ALL GROUP MEMBERS. Friday, June 29, 12

  18. What Kinds of Thinking Do We Value? ���������������� Reason with evidence Consider different Make connections Viewpoints Why do you think so? How does this fit? What’s another angle on this? Wondering Uncovering Complexity What am I curious What lies beneath about here? the surface of this? Describe what’s Capture the heart there Build Explanations and form conclusions What do you see and What’s really going on notice? here? What’s at the core or center of this? Friday, June 29, 12

  19. Simple Tools, used in ���������������� one’s learning to support specific thinking moves. Structures and scaffolds through which we explore, discuss, document, and direct our thinking and learning. Patterns of behavior that we adopt to help us use our minds well in new situations. Thinking Routines 13 Friday, June 29, 12

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