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October 15, 2017Conferences, Critical Thinking, thinkLaw's impactAspire Regional Conference, Colin Seale, Gear Up, Mcnair, Talent Search, think Law, thinkLaw, Upward Boundby Colin Seale

Colin Seale to Kickoff Aspire Regional Conference with Plenary Keynote on Critical Thinking & Intrapreneurship

Our Founder | CEO, Colin Seale, will start the Aspire Regional Conference on October 15th by opening with his Plenary Session: On Intraprenuership: Critical Thinking …

October 12, 2017Critical Thinking, Hispanic Heritage Month, Lawyer's Changing the WorldA for arizona, Carminia Muñoz, Colin Seale, Lawyers changing the world, Teach for America, think Law, thinkLaw, University of St. Thomas School of Lawby Colin Seale

Lawyers Changing the World: Featuring Carminia Muñoz

It is no accident that so many business, civic, and political leaders are attorneys by trade. In this series, we will highlight dynamic leaders who …

October 11, 2017Classroom Instruction, Education, thinkLawcritical thinking, Harvard’s Center for Education Policy Research, Sarah Pfeiler, think Law, thinkLaw, Video Taping Classroom Instructionby Sarah Pfeiler

You Want Me to Do What?: 5 Reasons Educators Should Overcome the Fear of Using Video-taping to Transform Instruction

I was in college when I got my very first cell phone. It made phone calls. That was it! Over the past few years phones …

October 10, 2017Conferences, Critical Thinking, EducationBrittan Stockert, Charter Schools, Colin Seale, professional development, Sarah Pfeiler, supplemental curriculum, TCSACon, TEKS-aligned, Texas Charter Schools Conference, think Law, thinkLawby Colin Seale

Things Just Got Even Bigger in Texas: We’re Attending TCSACon

We are sponsoring the “Student Success and Learning Strand” at the Texas Charter Schools Conference (TCSACON) on October 11th – 12th! This is a huge opportunity …

October 10, 201721st century skills, Classroom Instruction, Critical ThinkingColin Seale, edeucation, Enhancing Critical Thinking, think Law, thinking tuesday, thinkLaw, Wait Timeby Colin Seale

Awkward Silences: 3 Ways Wait Time Enhances Critical Thinking

Welcome to the 4th Episode #ThinkingTuesday Why don’t students think? More often then not, it’s because educators do not give them them enough WAIT TIME, …

October 9, 2017National Holiday, UncategorizedColumbus Day, critical thinking, education, Indigenous People day, National Holiday, Sarah Pfeiler, think Law, thinkLawby Colin Seale

Columbus Day or Indigenous People’s Day – Which Are YOU Observing Today?

Why is it important to refocus the narrative around Columbus Day? This Monday marks the 80th year that Columbus Day has been celebrated as a …

October 6, 2017Fun Fact Friday, thinkLaw team memberHurricane Harvey, Rescue Animals, Sarah Pfeiler, think Law, Wayside Waifsby Sarah Pfeiler

#FunFactFriday: Finding a Home After Hurricane Harvey

For this Fun Friday we’d like to introduce you to Luna, the unofficial 8th member of the thinkLaw team. She’s not salaried but is well …

October 3, 201721st century skills, Critical Thinking Gap#thinkingtuesday, Colin Seale, critical thinking, education, think Law, thinking tuesday, thinkLawby Colin Seale

3 Reasons Why Educators Fail to Teach Critical Thinking to All Students

Colin Seale, award-winning critical thinking expert explains the barriers to giving all students access to this essential 21st century skill. To learn how …

October 2, 2017Critical Thinking, Education, Las Vegas, Tragedycritical thinking, education, Gun Control, Las Vegas shooting, Stephen Paddock, think Law, thinkLawby Colin Seale

What do we say to the children? 5 Resources for Discussing Las Vegas Tragedy

thinkLaw is 100% #VegasStrong in light of the tragic, senseless actions that impacted the lives of so many people. thinkLaw is Vegas-born and the majority …

September 26, 2017Critical Thinking, Hispanic Heritage Month, Quick LessonsColin Seale, critical thinking, East LA Walkouts, Hispanic Heritage Month, Sarah Pfeiler, think Law, thinkLawby Sarah Pfeiler

The East LA Walkouts: Taking a Stand Against Injustice

In the year 1968 Chicano/ students in East L.a. were facing an educational crisis. The dropout rate? Almost 60 percent. Only four out of every …