Posters

Improving Thinking in the Classroom provides teachers with useful and practical strategies that will enable them to create the most engaging, exciting and challenging learning environment for all their students. This set includes the book and 2 Thinking Tool Kit posters.

If learners are provided with a diversity of thinking processes, outside of their usual subject disciplines, and these processes are introduced in relation to their associated learning jobs, cross-curricular thinking skills will be further promoted. Learners will then be empowered to select the right process, at the right time, to achieve. The Lane Clark thinktank learning process poster series is comprised of frameworks designed to facilitate this. The authorthink publisher’s process is a framework for quality publishing, from planning and research through to final product. This set includes authorthink poster, Processes for Thinking and Learning booklet, student sheet and criteria.

This colourful poster is the ideal resource you need to introduce students to the 16 thoughtful behaviours that promote successful learning in the classroom and beyond. Keep it displayed on your classroom wall or noticeboard to remind students all year long of the importance of using these habits throughout their academic work.

This large, easy to read poster is the perfect reference guide to the National Educational Technology Standards for Students (NETS.S) and their performance indicators, from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). The technology standards for students are divided into broad, colour coded categories: Creativity and Innovation; Communication and Collaboration; Research and Information Fluency; Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and Decision Making; Digital Citizenship; and Technology Operations and Concepts. A brief standard statement follows each category, outlining its scope and relevance. The four performance indicators (a-d) for each standard provide specific outcomes to be measured by students and other educators.

This pack of 13 poster resources for the teacher, based on Challenging Learning, includes: Top 10 FACTS for Feedback, Top 10 FACTS for Application, Top 10 FACTS for Challenge, Top 10 FACTS for Thinking, Top 10 FACTS for Self-Esteem, Questioning Framework, Socratic Questions, E.D.U.C.E.R.E.

Challenging Learning provides practical suggestions to make teachers’ work with students more effective and enjoyable. In this valuable book, Nottingham explores five essential aspects of an education that leads to self-reliance: feedback, application, challenge, thinking and self-esteem. Nottingham illustrates his work with rich examples of classroom interactions, and provides useful lesson ideas to implement the Learning Challenge model in the classroom. The pack of 13 posters based on Challenging Learning includes: Top 10 FACTS for Feedback, Application, Challenge, Thinking and Self-Esteem; Questioning Framework; Socratic Questions; E.D.U.C.E.R.E. Thinking; Metacognitive Questions; Learning Challenge Model; Teaching Target Model; The ASK Model.

This large and easily displayable poster is a companion piece to Harvey F Silver’s book 'Compare and Contrast: Teaching Comparative Thinking to Strengthen Student Learning' and illustrates the Four Phases of a Successful Comparison, as outlined in the book itself, for quick and easy reference in classroom scenarios.