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Tools to help teachers and students apply the Habits of Mind and Thinking Routines
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Scooped by Beth Dichter |
Scoop.it!
Beth Dichter's insight:
Are you using Costa and Kallick's Habits of Mind, or are you interested in learning more about them? This website provides an in-depth look at each of the sixteen habits of mind. It also looks Thinking Routines that are related to the Habits of Mind. The home page provides visuals for each of the sixteen habits of mind. When you click through to a page you will find the following sections:
* What does it mean?
* Why does it matter?
* When should you use it?
* A video that provides an example of the habit of mind
* 5 Top Strategies
* 5 Question to ask about your Thinking
* Thinking Routines
If you are new to the Habits of Mind five are listed below.
* Thinking Interdependently
* Thinking about your Thinking
* Creating and Innovating
* Using all your Senses
* Responding with Wonderment
Click through to the site to see the other habits of mind and to learn more about each.
Interactive, linked with videos! Students would enjoy exploring!