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Understanding Lifestyle Dissonance: A Neurobiological Narrative to Strengthen Preventive Health Behavior. [PDF]
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Improving Academic Writing through Thinking Routines
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Thinking ahead’: the use of visible thinking routines to promote young learners’ thinking
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Journal of Museum Education, 2012
This article describes thinking routines as tools to guide and support young children's thinking. These learning strategies, developed by Harvard University's Project Zero Classroom, actively engage students in constructing meaning while also understanding their own thinking process.
Rochelle Ibañez Wolberg, Allison Goff
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This article describes thinking routines as tools to guide and support young children's thinking. These learning strategies, developed by Harvard University's Project Zero Classroom, actively engage students in constructing meaning while also understanding their own thinking process.
Rochelle Ibañez Wolberg, Allison Goff
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Engaging Young Children in Thinking Routines
Childhood Education, 2010(2010). Engaging Young Children in Thinking Routines. Childhood Education: Vol. 86, No. 3, pp. 132-137.
Angela K Salmon
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Promoting thinking skills through visible routines
Early Years Educator, 2013Thinking is an active process, but it is not a natural function, which means it needs to be worked at – practitioners can help children by developing routines that help them to make their thoughts explicit.
Helen Lewis, Russell Grigg
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MAKING LEARNING AND THINKING VISIBLE. AN ANALYSIS ON THE USE OF THINKING ROUTINES
ICERI2019 Proceedings, 2019This paper describes the first phase of the research project titled MLTV - Making Learning and Thinking Visible in Italian Secondary Schools, stemmed from a collaboration between INDIRE, the National Institute for Documentation, Innovation and Educational Research and Project Zero (PZ), a research group of the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
SILVIA PANZAVOLTA +2 more
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THINKING ROUTINES ACROSS DIFFERENT SUBJECTS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS
INTED Proceedings, 2018Ruth Pinedo +2 more
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Day-by-Day Math Thinking Routines in Fifth Grade
2021Newton Nicki, Schafer Dawn
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