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Thursday, February 13 • 11:15am - 1:15pm
Visible Thinking as a Tool for Creating a Community of Thinkers in a School – Students, Teachers, Administrators, and Parents

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In this course, led by an original member of the Visible Thinking project in Sweden, participants will experience how to build a culture of thinking in the entire school community—students, teachers, administrators and parents—and  how to sustain it when ”core” leaders leave. We will focus on the importance of inviting teachers and parents into the process to make thinking visible in the classrooms. Participants will be introduced to a number of thinking routines, which can be used in different settings, subjects and social situations—for example, with students, with teachers at faculty meetings and with parents at evening meetings. Participants also will have the opportunity to collaboratively develop their thinking  about how to start and/or deepen the work with Visbile Thinking at their schools.

Intended Audience:  Teachers in all grades and subjects, school leaders


Speakers
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Lotta Norell

Educator, NUKAB
Lotta Norell has been a teacher for many, many years. Now she is educating teachers, mostly in Sweden, about Visible Thinking. Lotta was the coordinator for the project” Making Thinking Visible” at Lemshaga Academy, Sweden 2000-2005. That was the beginning of Visible Thinking. Lotta... Read More →


Thursday February 13, 2014 11:15am - 1:15pm PST
D206 Presbyterian Day School

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