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 …
In this episode of the (Re)education of Schools Podcast, hosts Justin Moorman and Katie Thornton welcome Colin Seale to discuss how educators need to forget about being "realistic" and instead embrace being UNREALISTIC on purpose and with a purpose.
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, …
In this episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Cyndi Burnett and Dr. Matthew Worwood welcome Colin Seale, a seasoned educator, attorney, and the founder of thinkLaw. Colin delves into how educators can ignite creative thinking in their classrooms through open-ended questions, fostering student creativity, and navigating existing educational systems while pushing for change.
"So, what are we doing in school? We're exposing our kids to questions that light them on fire, to problems that really ignite their agency. That's really what it's all about." – Colin Seale
We at thinkLaw are incredibly honored to be named the winner of the Institute for Education Innovation 2023 Supe’s Choice Award in the category of Most Innovative PD Solution!
"What we realized in 8 years of doing this work is that, when most educators say 'these kids can't,' what they really are trying to say is 'I have no idea how to create the learning conditions so that all kids CAN.' What sounds like a gap of will is actually a gap of skill." – Colin Seale
