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A8: I had students create it on paper then they had to explain it on a Flipgrid that their peers could watch and respond

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A6: Hexagonal thinking gives students the opportunity record their ideas and support their reasoning, and that last part is what is missing in classrooms. Students don't get the chance to think about the why

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A4: Hexagonal thinking leads the students to higher-level thinking and I am sure some debates in the classroom

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A 3: It shows other students and teachers how the students feel that thinks are connected. Students put things together based on their knowledge which can be eye opening

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A2: Students recording ideas or facts on hexagonal tiles then move them to build a web of connections

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A1: My favorite activity to foster critical thinking are debates and the use of questioning in science #OK2Ask
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