Colin Seale

April 12, 2018Critical Thinking, Get To Know Colin, NewsColin Seale, critical thinking, education, Interview Better Live better, London Porter, think Law, thinkLawby Colin Seale

Colin’s Passion for Enabling Teachers to Teach Critical Thinking Reverberates In this Podcast Interview

Here are the show timestamps: 4:14 Not Everyone Believes All Kids Can Learn 7:24 $11,000 Medical Injuries | Mom sues her Son …

April 12, 2018Critical Thinking, Get To Know Colin, thinkLaw's impact, Twitter Chats#weleaded, Colin Seale, critical thinking, Dr. Rosa Perez-Isiah, education, twitter chatsby Colin Seale

The Last Lap: Ending the School Year with High Expectations. thinkLaw to Guest Host Popular #WeLeadEd Chat

We are approaching the time of the year where educators will talk about dying to get to the end-of-year finish line. Our students deserve daily …

April 10, 2018Conferences, Get To Know Colin, State of Critical Thinking, thinkLaw's impact#gifted, Colin Seale, critical thinking, critical thinking gap, education, TAGT, thinkLawby Colin Seale

Colin Seale Heads To Plano, TX to Present The State of Critical Thinking at TAGT’s Leadership Conference

To support our mission fostering the development of critical thinking skills in ALL students, we surveyed over 800 middle and high school students to learn …

April 5, 2018Critical Thinking, Lawyer's Changing the World, STEAMColin Seale, critical thinking, Lawyers changing the world, Rachelle Dene Poth, STEAM, STEM, thinkLawby Colin Seale

Rachelle Dene Poth- Opening the Door to Possibilities for Students to Explore

Today’s Lawyers Changing the World feature is on our first classroom teacher with a legal background. Check out how Rachelle Dene Poth’s legal training has helped her …

April 2, 2018Parenting, Teaching Critical Thinking, thinkLaw's impactColin Seale, critical thinking, education, parenting, Sarah Pfeiler, think Law, thinkLawby Sarah Pfeiler

Why is the Milk in the Back of the Supermarket? thinkLaw’s New Asset-Based Critical Thinking Class for Parents

Every parent’s average day is filled with a series of decisions that require critical thinking. Take, for example, something as mundane as a trip to …