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Visible thinking
- 1. Welcome to Cultures of Thinking
- 2. Cultures of Thinking Purpose: Brief Introduction Share some thinking routines to use in your classroom
- 3. CSI
- 5. CSI ColorSymbolImage A routine for synthesizing and organizing ideas
- 6. A Priceless Lesson in Humility - Felipe Morales • Listen to the essay
- 7. A Priceless Lesson in Humility - Felipe Morales • Listen to the essay What big idea stands out to you?
- 8. With This Big Idea in Mind...
- 9. With This Big Idea in Mind...
- 10. With This Big Idea in Mind... Choose a color to represent your big idea
- 11. With This Big Idea in Mind... Choose a color to represent your big idea
- 12. With This Big Idea in Mind... Choose a color to represent your big idea Create a symbol to represent your big idea
- 13. With This Big Idea in Mind... Choose a color to represent your big idea Create a symbol to represent your big idea
- 14. With This Big Idea in Mind... Choose a color to represent your big idea Create a symbol to represent your big idea Draw an image to represent your big idea
- 15. Zoom In
- 16. Zoom In A routine for introducing and exploring ideas
- 17. What do you see or notice? What is your hypothesis or interpretation of what is happening based on what you are seeing?
- 18. What new things do you see? How does this change your hypothesis or interpretation? What are you wondering about?
- 19. What new things do you see now? How does this new information change or add to the developing story of what is going on here?
- 20. What do you believe is happening in this painting? What makes you think so? What questions remain?
- 21. “And When Did You Last See Your Father?” by W. F.Yeames
- 25. Resources Ron Ritchhart The personal website of Ron Ritchhart Visible Thinking Harvard research on Visible Thinking Visible Thinking Harvard Research on Visible Thinking Making Thinking Visible: How to Promote Engagement, Understanding, and Independence for All Learners by Ron Ritchhart, Mark Church, and Karin Morrison
- 26. Resources History on the Net Yeames painting and background information A Priceless Lesson on Humility Filipe Morales story of humility that he shared with the “This I Believe” series on NPR
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- After listening to the essay - Take a minute or two to jot down some big ideas that stand out to you in this essay and choose one.\n
- Take three sticky notes:\n1) Color\n2) Symbol\n3) Image\n\nSymbol vs. Image: \nSymbol: simple and quick representation of your big idea (App on an I-phone)\nImage: Scene depicting your big idea (photograph, painting, etc.) \n\nShare CSI and tell why you chose them\nTry to talk for the whole 2 minutes\n\nShare out! (2-3)\n\nRemember:\nSynthesizing - Big Ideas\nOrganizing - making connections to what you already know and understand\n
- Take three sticky notes:\n1) Color\n2) Symbol\n3) Image\n\nSymbol vs. Image: \nSymbol: simple and quick representation of your big idea (App on an I-phone)\nImage: Scene depicting your big idea (photograph, painting, etc.) \n\nShare CSI and tell why you chose them\nTry to talk for the whole 2 minutes\n\nShare out! (2-3)\n\nRemember:\nSynthesizing - Big Ideas\nOrganizing - making connections to what you already know and understand\n
- Take three sticky notes:\n1) Color\n2) Symbol\n3) Image\n\nSymbol vs. Image: \nSymbol: simple and quick representation of your big idea (App on an I-phone)\nImage: Scene depicting your big idea (photograph, painting, etc.) \n\nShare CSI and tell why you chose them\nTry to talk for the whole 2 minutes\n\nShare out! (2-3)\n\nRemember:\nSynthesizing - Big Ideas\nOrganizing - making connections to what you already know and understand\n
- Take three sticky notes:\n1) Color\n2) Symbol\n3) Image\n\nSymbol vs. Image: \nSymbol: simple and quick representation of your big idea (App on an I-phone)\nImage: Scene depicting your big idea (photograph, painting, etc.) \n\nShare CSI and tell why you chose them\nTry to talk for the whole 2 minutes\n\nShare out! (2-3)\n\nRemember:\nSynthesizing - Big Ideas\nOrganizing - making connections to what you already know and understand\n
- Take three sticky notes:\n1) Color\n2) Symbol\n3) Image\n\nSymbol vs. Image: \nSymbol: simple and quick representation of your big idea (App on an I-phone)\nImage: Scene depicting your big idea (photograph, painting, etc.) \n\nShare CSI and tell why you chose them\nTry to talk for the whole 2 minutes\n\nShare out! (2-3)\n\nRemember:\nSynthesizing - Big Ideas\nOrganizing - making connections to what you already know and understand\n
- Take three sticky notes:\n1) Color\n2) Symbol\n3) Image\n\nSymbol vs. Image: \nSymbol: simple and quick representation of your big idea (App on an I-phone)\nImage: Scene depicting your big idea (photograph, painting, etc.) \n\nShare CSI and tell why you chose them\nTry to talk for the whole 2 minutes\n\nShare out! (2-3)\n\nRemember:\nSynthesizing - Big Ideas\nOrganizing - making connections to what you already know and understand\n
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