Do you know how to apply Hexagonal Thinking with your ESL students? Read this blog post and use this amazing strategy in your classroom!
A technique of movement and negotiation that prompts students to consider connections not previously seen in their own reading of course materials.
There are endless ways to use Hexagonal Thinking in your classroom! Here are some examples, and even a time-saving suggestion for using AI!
Ready to get started with hexagonal thinking in your classroom? Find out exactly what to put on your hexagonal thinking decks in this post.
What does hexagonal thinking look like? Read on to see tangible examples of how you can use this thinking strategy in many ways!
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Want to get started with hexagonal thinking? This free, editable digital toolkit makes it easy.
Browse over 280 educational resources created by Spark Creativity in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Use hexagonal thinking for collaboration and critical thinking. Check out the activities that Room 213 has at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Room-213/Category/-Hexagonal-Thinking-561766
Check out Room 213's hexagonal thinking activities at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Room-213/Category/-Hexagonal-Thinking-561766
Betsy Potash has set the educational world on fire in the last few months with her posts and resources for hexagonal thinking activities, a learning structure that encourages and fosters creative cognition. Hexagonal thinking projects can be: Digital or analog Individual or collaborative A formative or summative assessment Applied in all content areas and for…
Discover how hexagonal thinking can revolutionize problem-solving and brainstorming, fostering deeper understanding and collaboration.
I can't remember where I first learned about hexagons in the classroom. But I've loved them ever since I started exploring the idea. If you're already using hexagons, good on you. You are excused. (Though feel free to hang around for a quick refresher and maybe a couple of new tools.) If you're not quite…
What is hexagonal thinking and how can you use it in the classroom? Check out these ideas and photos of hexagonal thinking in action.
Hexagonal thinking is an outstanding strategy for helping your students have creative discussions and make connections. Learn many different ways - to build community, work on argument writing, connect novels with current events, and more.
Use hexagonal thinking in ELA to inspire critical thinking, connections, and discussions. Start engaging your students with this simple guide.
This is the third in a series of posts highlighting classroom strategies that support long-term, profound learning, rather than short-term, superficial learning. The first post focused on the strategy of Retrieval Practice. The second post articulated the strategy of Brain Dumps. This post makes connections with Hexagonal Thinking. As we focus on Article V: Organizational Transformation we again…
Want to try hexagonal thinking activities but aren't sure how to get students to make interesting connections? Start here.
If you've been looking for a fresh way to get students thinking outside the box, this may be just what you need.
Browse over 280 educational resources created by Spark Creativity in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
