Critical thinking strategies and classroom resources for K–12 teachers.
AI can write your students' essays. It can't be your students. Here's how to redesign assignments that require genuine thinking — and why those happen to be the assignments that were always worth doing.
Ten Socratic prompts drawn from real areas of knowledge and real-world knowledge problems — ready to drop into your next TOK class. Each one builds the kind of thinking the IB examiners are actually looking for.
A new RAND study shows 67% of students believe AI is harming their critical thinking — and they're still using it. Here's how to turn that tension into the best Socratic dialogue of your career.
AI can do something traditional classrooms can't: give every student a patient, persistent Socratic dialogue partner at the same moment. Here's how to use that to actually teach critical thinking.
Most Socratic discussions fail for predictable reasons. A practical guide for teachers on asking better questions, slowing down, and teaching students to think — not just talk.
Most critical thinking worksheets collect dust. These five activities create real cognitive conflict that sticks — practical strategies you can use tomorrow.