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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.
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An attorney and renowned speaker argues that critical thinking shouldn't be a "luxury good" in schools.
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Immediate Application of Practical, but Powerful Critical Thinking Strategies  Professional development focused on pie-in-the-sky or feel-good-now-but-can’t-do-anything-with-it-tomorrow strategies is too often the default experience for teachers. 
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“This is how you build curriculum around liberation, around possibility, around actually creating the equitable structures by modeling what it is to be the change.” – Colin Seale In this powerful conversation, Colin Seale, Founder and CEO of thinkLaw, and Bobby Morgan, Founder of Liberation Lab, talk about the magic it so often takes for Black and Brown brilliance to translate to academic outcomes.
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Meet Tabitha Tabitha’s entire career has revolved around ensuring equity for all students. She has experience teaching elementary math, science, and gifted and talented students. 
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*The final deadline for applications is March 20th, 2023.* thinkLaw exists to create a world where critical thinking is no longer a luxury good. We 
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History is funny. Yesterday is history – last week is history – but so is 50 years ago, 100 years ago, and 1000 years ago. 
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We are incredibly honored to be named the winner of the Institute for Education Innovation 2022 Supe’s Choice Award in the category of Critical Thinking 
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Meet Katrice Katrice Quitter continues her family legacy of being an educator and changemaker. She began her career as an early childhood educator focused on 
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From classroom resources to personal anecdotes to directly addressing the disparity that still exists between gifted black/brown students and their white counterparts; the thinkLaw team 
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