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Did you know the benefits of coloring include anxiety reduction, improved focus, and more? Start coloring now to see for yourself!
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Drawing is a powerful way to learn—but teachers need to scaffold the process. By standing at the whiteboard and asking students clarifying questions like “What do you mean by ‘goes under the other,’ and how should I draw it?” you can ensure they truly understand the material. 🤩
From @edutopia 👉 Using Infographics to Build Media Literacy and Higher-Order Thinking Skills: Teaching infographic literacy involves asking students to flex their critical thinking skills—and their creative muscles. 👏
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Ask, and you shall receive. ⭐
Students who studied a lesson and then wrote their own questions outperformed students who simply restudied the material by *33 percent* on a follow-on test.
Want to turn up the joyful learning in your classroom? Boost students' motivation, mood, and creative thinking by adding music to your lessons. 🔉 🎶
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With false claims, debunking is less effective than prebunking.
25 studies: rebuttals and fact checks don't do much to change minds. We're better off training people to spot flaws in logic and data.
The most important part of education is teaching critical thinking skills.
“We should consider how we can play a greater role in deciding what happens to our knowledge environments rather than leaving it up to a handful of big tech companies.”
Barbara Fister and Alison J. Head
“Getting a Grip on ChatGPT”
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