Minds Made for Thinking: Teaching Students Metacognition, Critical Thinking and How Their Brains Work
Innovation in Education
Student Voice
Wellness - School
March 2024 - 21CLHK
We have introduced many new curricula and technologies in the past few years, but we haven’t taught students how to use the most powerful tool they will ever possess: their own minds. We use our minds to make decisions, think critically, compete, create, innovate, communicate, and collaborate. But how does the mind really work, and how can we help students harness its power? Pulling from diverse fields, including cognitive science, behavioral psychology, neuroscience, sociology, education, and organizational strategy, this workshop will identify research-based strategies we can teach students to help them understand their brains. Attendees will leave with easy-to-implement tools they can use immediately with students.
Conference Edition:
March 2024 - 21CLHK
March 2024 - 21CLHK
Job Role Applicability:
- School Leader
- Curriculum Director / Coordinator
- Head of School/Director
- Director of Professional Development
- Counselor
- Learning Specialist
- Primary Teacher
- Early Childhood Teacher
- Physical Education Teacher
Tags:
- 21st Century Skills
- Humanities
- Coaching
- Counseling
- Health & Physical Education
- Personalized Learning
- Professional Learning
- Social Emotional Learning
Type of Session:
Presentation
Presentation
Most applicable to educators working in the following areas:
- Lower Elementary [Age 4 - 6]
- Upper Elementary [Age 8 - 10]
- Middle School [Age 11 - 13]
- High School [Age 14 - 17]
