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As learners sharpen their Critical Thinking skills in academic contexts, educators should ensure application of these skills also occur in digital spaces to support their online behaviors and out of school literacy practices.
Instructors can support learning by creating quiet classroom spaces with reduced background noise and setting aside time for independent silent work that adults may not otherwise have.
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Teachers can increase math talk in their classrooms, and in turn strengthen students' Math Communication skills and Mathematical Flexibility, by having students tackle new material in a jigsaw activity.
Teachers can increase math talk in their classrooms, and in turn strengthen students' Math Communication skills and Mathematical Flexibility, by having students tackle new material in a jigsaw activity.
Kidd, J. K., Pasnak, R., Gadzichowski, K. M., Gallington, D. A., McKnight, P., Boyer, C. E., & Carlson, A. (2014). Instructing first-grade children on patterning improves reading and mathematics. Early Education & Development, 25(1), 134-151.
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