By Rachel Lynette
Minds in Bloom is pleased to welcome guest blogger, Swati Lahiri who has blogged about a specific method for introducing critical thinking. Critical thinking in its most basic form is the ability to think about how we think. How we think about the world and our place in it is based on prior experience, understanding of a concept, personal bias, or thinking about it from a
Hi! I’m Shelley from The Write Stuff Teaching. Many teachers thoroughly enjoy teaching in a Writer’s Workshop format. What’s great is that students love it and can learn a lot about writing, if the Writer’s Workshop is organized and executed in a way that is differentiated for all learners. I want to thank Rachel Lynette for giving me the opportunity to share with you
RAK – A Simple Way to Change Your Classroom As teachers, we need lots of ideas about how to handle students who are being mean, rude, and disrespectful to each other. Well, when amazing teachers (like Jenny Eldridge) talk, we listen! Here’s a useful idea that focuses on doing good things for other people. Not only that, but this strategy slips in meaningful and motivating writing
