Alice Vigors: How to Create Thinking Classrooms

Episode 16 of the Have a Life Teaching podcast, hosted by John Schembari, titled "Alice Vigors: How to Create Thinking Classrooms " was published on November 28, 2023 and runs 33 minutes.

November 28, 2023 ·33m · Have a Life Teaching

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Summary

The rigor of any lesson begins with the learning objective and what we are asking students to know and be able to do. However, far too often, we do not ask our students to engage in heavy cognitive lift. Join me and my guest, Alice Vigors, as we discuss how to get students to think about their thinking in visible ways/through the use of simple thinking protocols (see, think, and wonder). Alice Vigors LinkedInThe Thinking ClassroomTeacher Takaway PodcastMusic: Aylex

Episode Description

The rigor of any lesson begins with the learning objective and what we are asking students to know and be able to do. However, far too often, we do not ask our students to engage in heavy cognitive lift. Join me and my guest, Alice Vigors, as we discuss how to get students to think about their thinking in visible ways/through the use of simple thinking protocols (see, think, and wonder).

Alice Vigors LinkedIn

The Thinking Classroom

Teacher Takaway Podcast

Music: Aylex

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