Thinking is Strongest When Seen
Can We See Thinking? The goal of using MTV strategies in the classroom is to be able to see our students thought processes. Each of […]
Month: November 2018
Thinking Is Seeing
Kids are always thinking. Ideally, they’d be thinking about the lesson, but the mind often wanders to all areas of life. As a teacher, it’s […]
MTV: Not just for music anymore
Today we are going to tackle three strategies from the book Making Thinking Visible. The first strategy we are going to look at is one […]
Three Strategies YOU WON’T BELIEVE Can LITERALLY Make Thinking Visible
We teachers can often find ourselves jumping into new material or progressing from old material without really seeing how our students are thinking and feeling […]
I’m Ashton Kutcher and You’re on Pranked (MTV)
Now, I know what you’re all thinking, but MTV isn’t the music television channel full of crazy reality shows, it’s actually the title of a […]
How to use MTV in your classroom: “Music Television” makes a comeback… Wait…
Hello future science teachers! Ever wonder if you’re not eliciting your students to think critically, constructively, or independently. Have you considered using an MTV approach […]
Now You See It
Making Thinking Visible and Why It Is Important No one wants a teacher who stands up in front of the classroom and lectures the entire […]
You’re Watching MTV
Making Thinking Visible strategies promote engagement, understanding, and independence for all learners. Here are some examples! Zoom In What is the strategy? Asks learners to […]
And At Last I See The Thinking: Making Thinking Visible
Making thinking apparently visible in the classroom is incredibly important if you want to be able to determine if your students are learning (and that […]
Making Thinking Visible: A Whole New Strategy
Have you ever thought about what someone who is thinking looks like? If you’re anything like me you might’ve thought about someone that looks like […]