The Thought-Filled Curriculum.

Contributor(s): Arthur L. Costa
Analytics: Show analyticsPublisher: 2008: Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Critical Thinking -- Curriculum content -- Lessons Plans -- thinking SkillsDDC classification: EL 7 In: Educational Leadership 65 (5) : 2008. pp.20-24
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ABSTRACT : Costa proposes five themes about thinking and learning that educators should consult in choosing curriculums that encourage deep, skillful thought: 1.) learning to think; 2.) thinking to learn; 3.) thinking together; 4.) thinking about our own cognition; and 5.) thinking big. Teachers, he argues, need to continually examine and evaluate their curricular choices to be certain they are giving students practice in thinking with depth; engaging students in authentic, relevant activities that will stimulate deep thinking about content; showing students how to study their own thinking; guiding learners in thinking within groups; and promoting "thinking big" in terms of applying deep, creative thinking to world situations and problems.

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