This document discusses different models for thinking in teacher education, including whether teacher training should focus more on training or education. It presents several models such as "Habits of Mind" which focuses on developing intellectual traits like curiosity and critical thinking. Other models discussed include the business model canvas for conceptualizing different components of a program, empathy maps for understanding student perspectives, and using maps to illustrate concepts like the Amazon rainforest. The document emphasizes developing intellectual habits and flexibility in one's thinking.

1. Models for
thinking
in teacher education
Oliver Quinlan
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2. (cc) Thomas Hawke

6. Training or
Education?
(cc) Thomas Hawke

7. (cc) Kevin Dooley

10. (cc) Rob Young

11. “Habits
of
Mind”
(cc) Rob Young Costa, A. & Kallick, B. (Eds.) (2000). Habits of Mind: A Developmental Series

12. (cc) Guilhem
Osterwalder, A. and Pigneur, Y. (2010) Business Model Generation. John Wiley & Sons.

13. Empathy Map
(cc) The d.school

15. The Amazon
Rainforest
(cc) LollyKnit

16. Eduardo’s
Journey
Google Maps

18. Oliver Quinlan
@oliverquinlan
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