Critical Reading: 50 Sentence Stems To Help Students Talk About What They Read
Critical reading is about gathering knowledge, understanding context, and seeing ideas from multiple perspectives to make sense of a text.
Critical reading is about gathering knowledge, understanding context, and seeing ideas from multiple perspectives to make sense of a text.
The next generation of heroes is walking the halls of schools today, and you’re uniquely poised to help them along.
The objective should be to facilitate a discussion that results in a more comprehensive understanding of both sides of controversial topics.
Educating students doesn’t have to take the form of a one-sided lecture or reading. In fact, it works better if it doesn’t.
Drew talks with Sarah Westbrook of the Right Question Institute and author Warren Berger about inquiry teaching and learning in uncertain times.
Texts may be chosen based on their success in the classroom, yet students are not taught how to recognize their utility in their lives.
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What does my community–however I define it–require from me, and I from it? And what does that suggest that I learn and do?
This model is built around the concept of self-knowledge–better understanding one’s self and that to inform one’s interactions with the world.