MindMap Gallery Helping Students to Think for Themselves
This mind map talks about how to teach students to think for themselves in an ELA classroom. You can easily create your own mind map with EdrawMind.
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teaching students to think for themselves in an ELA classroom
encourage students to ask questions
socratic seminar
visual thinking
offer alternative assessments
videos
twitter threads
business plans
encourage theories/ predictions/ hypotheses
model and explicitly request
model w/ non-academic topics
connect material to students' lives
hexagonal thinking
utilize current events + NYT Learning Network
explicitly teach and model nonviolent communication
use sentence frames and adjective sheets
have students share their passions
daily attendance questions
incorporate art
one-pagers
6 word memoirs
have students self-evaluate
proficiency-based grading
allow students to resubmit work after evaluation and editing
model failure and grit
share about my own struggles with powerlifting, ceramics, learning Spanish
provide ample writing time
reflective journals
morning pages
provide choice
literature circles
methods of response
choice boards