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Teaching Students To See Quality

by Terry Heick Quality—you know what it is, yet you don’t know what it is. But that’s self-contradictory. But some things are better than others,

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Correcting The Deficit In Critical Thinking

by Terry Heick As a culture, we have a thought crisis–namely, a harmful and enduring refusal and/or inability to think well and think critically. This

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Why Some Students Think They Dislike Reading

by Terry Heick We tend to teach reading in a very industrial way. We focus on giving kids ‘tools’ and ‘strategies’ to ‘make’ sense of

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Why Teaching Critical Thinking Starts With The Student

by Terry Heick The first step in helping students think for themselves just might be to help them see who they are and where they

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What Is Education Technology? – TeachThought

What Is Education Technology? Definition, Purposes, and Practical Examples Education technology refers to the purposeful use of digital tools, platforms, and data practices to improve

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8 Of The Most Important Critical Thinking Skills – TeachThought

Critical thinking is the ongoing application of unbiased analysis in pursuit of objective truth. Although its name implies criticism, critical thinking is actually closer to

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Teach Students To Think Irrationally

Teach Students To Think Irrationally by Terry Heick Formal learning is a humbling thing. As planners, designers, executors, and general caretakers of public and private

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Celebrating The Joy of Numbers – TeachThought

National Mathematics Day FAQ Frequently Asked Questions: National Mathematics Day in India What is the focus of National Mathematics Day? Observed on December 22 to

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How To Indent In Microsoft Word and Google Docs – TeachThought

Step‑by‑step instructions for first‑line and hanging indents, with tips for using the ruler — mobile‑friendly and easy to follow. Microsoft Word (Windows/Mac) Fastest way Place

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On Teachers And Teaching And The Essential Criticism Of It All

In 2015 (and updated most recently in 2024), I wrote a post about helping students learn more from ‘others’ than they do from you (the