This document discusses various strategies for scaffolding knowledge and fostering creativity in the classroom, including:
- Scaffolding and chunking information to make it more accessible and digestible for students
- Brainstorming to anchor new learning into previous knowledge
- Chunking information into small bites of 7 pieces or less to facilitate learning
- Fostering both creative and critical thinking in students
- Considering different learning styles and using a variety of teaching techniques
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9. Expanding the expander Once a topic has been organized and systematized using the concept expander, students can be supported in developing series of sentences on any given example from the consequences they listed.
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