No matter how many practical strategies we fit into a thinkLaw PD, no matter how many right-now ideas teachers leave with for their classes tomorrow, no matter how much laughing and learning is happening at the same time, we've spent years bumping up against the same problem. Maybe you've seen it too.
Critical Thinking: A Remedy for Boring Test Prep Using the W.I.C.K Note-Taking Strategy to Boost Achievement on the Big Test No matter how culturally responsive …
The Collective Power of Moving in Silence: A Practical Response to the Codification of Anti-DEIA Efforts in Public Education by Colin Seale Any parent, relative, …
One of the most rewarding extracurricular activities I've recently taken on was joining the board for the Children's Museum of Phoenix. I've always loved visiting with my children, so it feels amazing to contribute to making the museum accessible for ALL children. But there's something wrong with how we lead as a board, and it's probably also wrong at your school or organization...
When I started thinkLaw 8 years ago, I used to lament that critical thinking was nowhere close to being a kitchen table issue in education. In conference after conference and article after article, topics like the school-to-prison pipeline, the achievement/opportunity gap, disengaged students, and chronic absenteeism dominated the conversation.
Last month, thinkLaw successfully launched The BEE Project. Our first cohort includes 17 Black and Hispanic teachers across multiple Arizona school districts. Each participant will …
Last month, thinkLaw successfully launched The BEE Project. Our first cohort includes 17 Black and Hispanic teachers across multiple Arizona school districts. Each participant will …
Last month, thinkLaw successfully launched The BEE Project. Our first cohort includes 17 Black and Hispanic teachers across multiple Arizona school districts. Each participant will …
