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Visible Thinking Routines

I am intrigued with visible thinking routines. I began exploring the Project Zero Thinking Routines website and fell in love with the resource. There is a LOT of information there and it can be overwhelming, so I started a Keynote resource to scaffold some of those. It is only a few of them, but it can easily be added to! Enjoy!


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Critical Thinking Collaborative Learning Keynote

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February 23, 2023

Great activities! Thanks for the Keynote, it helps explain the process.

February 25, 2023

Really appreciate how you've scaffolded some of the routines with multimodal activities in this Keynote. Images, video, audio, and text can all work together to help students document their thinking. Great stuff!

February 26, 2023

I love Project Zero Thinking Routines. A great use of the routines can be found in Samatha Harrison’s post. She uses the routines in a journal for a character analysis of the Outsiders.

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