Thinking Diagrams Processing and Connecting Experiences, Facts, and Ideas

Thinking Diagrams Processing and Connecting Experiences, Facts, and Ideas by Mickey Kolis, published by Bloomsbury Academic on July 11, 2016, is a reprint edition comprising 140 pages. This book addresses the challenge of teaching higher-order thinking by employing diagrams that leverage students’ personal experiences as a foundation for their cognitive processes. It aims to provide educators with tools to make thinking explicit and intentional, moving beyond mere understanding of metacognition.
Readers will find practical insights designed to assist teachers across various educational levels in fostering environments that promote student thinking, creativity, and learning. The book emphasizes the importance of visualizing thought processes, offering strategies that can enhance educational psychology and professional development. By focusing on how to teach students to articulate their thinking, this edition serves as a resource for those interested in improving teaching methodologies and understanding learning styles.
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Higher-order thinking questions (and their answers) are considered by many to be the holy grail of teaching. Teachers know when students “get it”, but the question remains “How do you teach students to think explicitly and intentionally?” This book uses a series of diagrams to make thinking explicit by using students’ personal experiences as the foundation for their thinking. Thinking Diagrams will help the reader move beyond understanding what metacognition is to teaching students how to understand their thinking in visual form. This book is filled with contemporary and practical insights regarding helping teachers of all levels foster classrooms rich in student thinking, creativity, and learning.
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