Easy PZ with the Smithsonian: Think / Puzzle / Explore (Focus: Reflecting on Teaching)

by michaelg June 4, 2020

Author: Smithsonian Education via YouTube
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Easy PZ with the Smithsonian: Think / Puzzle / Explore (Focus: Reflecting on Teaching)

Easy PZ with the Smithsonian: How to Engage Your Students with Project Zero Thinking Routines.
Easy-to-use approaches to improve student thinking.

This 30 minute webinar, with Washington International School’s Carole Geneix, models how to facilitate Project Zero Thinking Routines that encourage reflecting on teaching and exploring opportunities for the future.

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PZ Routines: 3-2-1 Bridge (adapted), Think / Puzzle / Explore

Related resources: http://learninglab.si.edu/q/ll-c/Db6Ruwu8T4w8E5sh

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Easy PZ with the Smithsonian: Think / Puzzle / Explore (Focus: Reflecting on Teaching)

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