"Kids today have no creativity!" "Curiosity is dead!" "My classes just want me to tell them the answers. They don't want to think!"
If this sounds familiar, and you would like some simple, low investment strategies to help grow creative thinking in your classes while covering your class content, join us as we browse the Thinking Routines Toolbox from Harvard University's Project Zero. We will hit some highlights in several sections using a range of subject and grade-level content, then you will have a chance to come up with a few lessons of your own that would fit with your content area.
