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2020 has been a year unlike any other! Here at thinkLaw, we’ve been reflecting on the events, accomplishments, and lessons this year has brought. As …

At thinkLaw, we strive to bring the world of critical thinking to you and your students in a way that is practical but powerful. One …

2020 has been a year unlike any other–a global pandemic, critical presidential election, nation-wide protests of the horrific police killings of black men and women. …

December 18, 2020Colin Seale, Covid-19, Critical Thinking, Critical Thinking Gap, Critical Thinking Instruction, Equity, Podcast, Social Justice, thinkLawby admin

The thinkLaw 2020 Top 5: Podcasts

At thinkLaw we were proud to be a part of some amazing conversations on some incredible podcasts throughout 2020, and even launched our very own …

May 5, 2020Critical Thinking, Hiring, Teacher Appreciation Week, Teachers, thinkLawby Colin Seale

3 Reasons “Just a Teacher” is the Ultimate Qualification for Anything

My company engages in blatant employment discrimination and I’m proud of it! For the last two years, one of the few mandatory requirements in our …

February 21, 2020Critical Thinking Gap, Deeper Thinking, Education, Get To Know Colin, thinkLaw#gifted, critical thinking, potential, talentby Colin Seale3 Comments

Gifted at 7 and ADHD at 37: My Story and The Costs of Overlooking Twice-Exceptionality

Have you ever cried so hard you could not speak or breath? Scream-cried so loudly someone thought you broke a bone? Less than a month …

Discussing Controversy Without BECOMING the Controversy

February 4, 2020Conferences, Critical Thinking, Professional Development, thinkLawby Johanthon

thinkLaw Founder & CEO Colin Seale will be presenting at Arizona Assocation for Gifted & Talented 2020 Annual Conference

20/20 Vision Creators and Innovators in Gifted Education Please join thinkLaw Founder & CEO Colin Seale at the Black Canyon Conference Center in Phoenix, Arizona …

February 3, 202021st century skills, Conferences, Critical Thinking, Professional Development, Social Justice, thinkLawby Johanthon

Join Colin Seale thinkLaw Founder & CEO at The National ESEA Conference Conference for: “Critical Thinking as the Key to Classroom Management”

Colin Seale| Founder & CEO of thinkLaw Every educator has “that” student. That brilliant student who is a born leader, innovator, and amazing problem …

We should not place limits on what children can do.

January 28, 2020Critical Thinking Gap, Deeper Thinking, Education, Get To Know Colin, thinkLaw#gifted, critical thinking, potential, talentby Colin Seale

Why We Shouldn’t Settle For Children Reaching Their “Full Potential”

When I think about education equity, I often recall a quote from one of my favorite movies, A Bronx Tale. In this classic film, Robert …

November 27, 2019Critical Thinking Gap, Deeper Thinking, Social Emotional Learning, Social Justice, thinkLawby Colin Seale

If Black and Brown Students WERE Equitably Identified for Gifted Programs, Then What? The Case for Focusing on Program Quality and Outcomes for Historically Underrepresented Gifted Populations

It is hard to find a conversation about gifted education, advanced academic opportunities, and equity that does not involve identification issues. This is unsurprising considering …

3 Reasons “Just a Teacher” is the Ultimate Qualification for Anything

Gifted at 7 and ADHD at 37: My Story and The Costs of Overlooking Twice-Exceptionality

thinkLaw Founder & CEO Colin Seale will be presenting at Arizona Assocation for Gifted & Talented 2020 Annual Conference

Why We Shouldn’t Settle For Children Reaching Their “Full Potential”

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